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 1    IV, 8 |     alternately arranged both in double and triple order, there
 2    IV, 8 |         are from the monad three double (numbers), viz., 2, 4, 8,
 3    IV, 10|          symphony,--that is, the double and triple (distances) spoken
 4    IV, 10|  intervals) according to what is double and triple, as Plato requires,
 5    IV, 10|         increasing these numbers double and triple, (it will be)
 6    IV, 10|          a less computation than double.~
 7    IV, 11|      than half, and greater than double, and less than two-fifths,
 8    IV, 11|         than half, and less than double, are beyond all symphonies,
 9    IV, 11|       have previously stated--by double and triple intervals. If,
10    IV, 11|         by multiplying (them) by double and treble. Let then the
11    IV, 11|      there will therefore be the double number of this of stadii
12    VI, 8 | EMANATION; CO-EXISTENCE WITH THE DOUBLE TRIAD OF A SEVENTH EXISTENCE.~
13    VI, 41|         says) that there are six double letters of these elements,
14    VI, 42|     Whence also he says that the double letters involve the remarkable
15    IX, 15|         not own two cloaks, or a double set of shoes; and when those