The circle through P tangent to the
circumcircle at A cuts AB, AC at two points Ab, Ac. Define analogously
Bc, Ba, Ca, Cb. The six points Ab, Ac, Bc, Ba, Ca, Cb lie in a conic. When
P is the symmedian K, the conic is a circle centered at the Brocard line.
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