Any pair of lines in the hyperbolic plane must intersect, be limiting parallels, or be hyperparallel. If the base and summit of a Saccheri quadrilateral are extended to lines, which is true for these lines? Justify your answer from the properties of the hyperbolic plane, not from the Poincaré model.

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