[Figures 39], [40], and [41] are the following sections of a tessaract.
| Z | X | Y | W | ||||||||||||||||
| Z O | . | X I | . | Y I | . | W I | - | 39 | is a | section | taken | 0 | . | 1⁄2 | . | 1⁄2 | . | 1⁄2 | |
| 40 | „ | „ | „ | 0 | . | 1 | . | 1 | . | 1 | |||||||||
| 41 | „ | „ | „ | 0 | . | 11⁄2 | . | 11⁄2 | . | 11⁄2 | |||||||||
It is clear that there are four orders of sections of every four-dimensional figure; namely, those beginning with a solid, those beginning with a plane, those beginning with a line, and those beginning with a point. There should be little difficulty in finding them, if the sections of a cube with a tetra-hedron, or an octa-hedron enclosed in it, are carefully examined.
APPENDIX K.
Model 1. MALA.
Colours: Mala, Light-buff.
Points: Corvus, Gold. Nugæ, Fawn. Crus, Terra-cotta. Cista, Buff. Ilex, Light-blue. Sors, Dull-purple. Lama, Deep-blue. Olus, Red.