Abstract
In view of the interest now taken in Cremona Transformations in more than three dimensions, some account seems desirable of such transformations in four dimensions. Many of the ideas in two and three dimensions are capable of immediate extension. In this paper attention is directed to the new possibilities in regard to the Principal and Fundamental Systems. The paper is written on the lines and with the notation of Miss Hudson's book.
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