Corollary: Strictly, Well-ordered Sets and Transitive Sets

For every strictly-ordered set $(V,\prec),$ which is a well-order, there is a unique transitive set $(X,\in_X)$ with the following properties:

• $(X,\in_X)$ is also a strictly-ordered and well-ordered set with respect to the contained relation $\in_X$
• Between the two orders $(V,\prec)$ and $(X,\in_X)$ there is an order embedding $\pi:V\to X,$ i.e. an injective function $\pi$ fulfilling the property $u\prec v\Longleftrightarrow \pi(u)\in_X\pi(v).$

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1.Proof: (related to "Strictly, Well-ordered Sets and Transitive Sets")