Abstract
The object of this paper is firstly to extend the theorem of Pascal concerning six points of a conic to sets of 2 (n + 1) points of the rational normal curve of order n in space of n dimensions; secondly to explain why a wider extension to other sets of 2 (n + 1) points in [n] must be sought; and lastly to give briefly an extension to [3] and [4] which will be further generalised in a later paper. The striking feature of Pascal's theorem—that each of the sixty ways of arranging the points in a cycle, or as vertices of a closed polygon, leads to a different version of the theorem—is retained in the following extension to [n].
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