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1 5|       and weights, so as to be commensurable and agreeable to one another.
2 7|        these seem to you to be commensurable with themselves?~Cleinias.
3 7|       say, length is naturally commensurable with length, and breadth
4 7|         But if some things are commensurable and others wholly incommensurable,
5 7|      think that all things are commensurable, what is your position in
6 7| Hellenes agreed that these are commensurable with one in some way?~Cleinias.
7 7|       all of us regard them as commensurable, have we not reason to be
8 7|       Athenian. The natures of commensurable and incommensurable quantities