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 1 1|    having the superiority in numbers may overcome and enslave
 2 3|     came together in greater numbers, and increased the size
 3 4|      ill omen, while the odd numbers, and the first choice, and
 4 5|    to ten: this will furnish numbers for war and peace, and for
 5 5|      many ways of regulating numbers; for they in whom generation
 6 5|       or in seeing the other numbers which are consequent upon
 7 5|  divisions and variations of numbers have a use in respect of
 8 6|  which may be divided by all numbers from one to twelve with
 9 7|     distinguish odd and even numbers, or is unable to count at
10 7| adapt to their amusement the numbers in common use, and in this