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 1    IV, 7 |         of seven thousand seven hundred and seventy and seven years.
 2    IV, 14|          for instance, of seven hundred there are seven hundreds;
 3    IV, 14|         is seven monads: of six hundred, six hundreds; the root
 4    IV, 43|         ten times will become a hundred, and again becomes a monad,
 5    IV, 43|        becomes a monad, and the hundred multiplied ten times will
 6    IV, 43|        cause, because the three hundred and sixty parts of the entire (
 7     V, 3 |     brought forth fruit, some a hundred, some sixty, and some thirty
 8    VI, 44|     this number, which is eight hundred and one.~
 9    VI, 45|      generated the number eight hundred. And so it is that the entire
10    VI, 45|     ogdoad into decade is eight hundred and eighty-eight, which
11    VI, 45|     number in letters, is eight hundred and eighty-eight. Now likewise
12    VI, 45|         calculated sum of eight hundred and eighty-eight, that is,
13    VI, 48|        circle consists of three hundred and sixty degrees, and that
14   VII, 14|     allege that there are three hundred and sixty-five heavens,
15    IX, 20| numbering at the very least one hundred; and the sentence delivered
16    IX, 21|      even to live longer than a hundred years. They assert, therefore,