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Summary: Maxwell has related spherical polynomials to homogeneous polynomials on the complex quadratic cone. We interpret this duality using an analogue of the Radon transform – the horospherical Cauchy transform on the sphere, which is different from the Minkowski-Funk transform on the sphere.