consider A being Ordinal such that A2:
S1[A]
and A3:
for C being Ordinal st S1[C] holds A c= C
fromORDINAL1:sch 1(A1); consider b being Basis of T such that A4:
A =card b
byA2;
A5: now :: thesis: for x being object holds ( ( ( for y being set st y in { (card b1) where b1 is Basis of T : verum } holds x in y ) implies x in A ) & ( x in A implies for y being set st y in { (card b1) where b1 is Basis of T : verum } holds x in y ) )
let x be object ; :: thesis: ( ( ( for y being set st y in { (card b1) where b1 is Basis of T : verum } holds x in y ) implies x in A ) & ( x in A implies for y being set st y in { (card b1) where b1 is Basis of T : verum } holds x in y ) ) thus
( ( for y being set st y in { (card b1) where b1 is Basis of T : verum } holds x in y ) implies x in A )
byA2; :: thesis: ( x in A implies for y being set st y in { (card b1) where b1 is Basis of T : verum } holds x in y ) assume A6:
x in A
; :: thesis: for y being set st y in { (card b1) where b1 is Basis of T : verum } holds x in y let y be set ; :: thesis: ( y in { (card b1) where b1 is Basis of T : verum } implies x in y ) assume A7:
y in { (card b1) where b1 is Basis of T : verum }
; :: thesis: x in y then
ex B2 being Basis of T st y =card B2
; then reconsider y1 = y as Cardinal ;
A c= y1
byA3, A7; hence
x in y
byA6; :: thesis: verum