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1    IV, 8 |  OF THE HEAVENLY BODIES.~I reckon it then sufficient to declare
2    IV, 43|    ennead. In like manner, reckon thus: Duad becomes 605;
3    IV, 44| attending to these numbers reckon as many as are homogeneous
4    VI, 24| made to exist, necessarily reckon along with the Father of
5    VI, 47|   twelve. And again, if we reckon from the duad to the decade,
6    VI, 47|  they subtract twelve, and reckon it at eleven. And in like
7  VIII, 7 |  from which, he says, they reckon. For the monad, as far as