Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|   distinct development is this: numbers are the beginning of things;
 2   1,  Int|       of things; in other words numbers are the cause of the existence
 3   1,  Int|        One is contained all the numbers; in the One is contained
 4   1,  Int|         the infinite, series of numbers which again withdraw and
 5   1,  Int|        through the intermediate numbers of infinite substance to
 6   1,  Int|       bodies.~In the science of numbers dwells harmony, and therefore
 7   2,  2  |       their death occupied with numbers, lines, diction, concordances,
 8   2,  2  |      natural objects, which~are numbers, the which display its progress,
 9   2,  2  |        more by distinctions and numbers, which, according to the
10   2,  2  |   Amphitrite, the source of all numbers, of all species, of all
11   2,  4  | discipline, proceed by means of numbers, 1 others by means of images,