120-Cell Sections and Net

The sections of the 120-cell (a four-dimensional regular polytope built out of 120 dodecahedral cells) as cut by three-dimensional hyperplanes parallel to one cell and intersecting sets of vertices.

The sections go from an initial cell at the "south pole" (Section VIII) to the "equator" (Section XIV), labeled as in the figures from Alicia Boole Stott's 1900 paper "On certain Series of Sections of the Regular Four-dimensional Hypersolids." Stott herself was the first to build models of these s