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 1    IV, 5 |      it is full as when it is half empty; yet, according to
 2    IV, 10|      greater computation than half. The number, however, superior
 3    IV, 10|      greater computation than half. But the number superior
 4    IV, 10|      greater computation than half. The final number, however,
 5    IV, 11|       ninefold, and less than half, and greater than double,
 6    IV, 11|  two-fifths, and greater than half, and less than double, are
 7     V, 2 |       child of seven years is half of a father." And so it
 8     V, 2 |   child of seven years old is half of a father, say that in
 9     V, 20|      desert a certain damsel, half of whose form was that of
10    IX, 8 |     the length of three and a half schoenoi, which are equal
11    IX, 8 | breadth is one schoenos and a half, and the height half a schoenos.
12    IX, 8 |    and a half, and the height half a schoenos. And he alleges
13     X, 11|     inordinate desire for the half virgin, and that having