Dialogue

 1 Parme|       greater or less number of measures. But the one, not having
 2 Parme|       greater or less number of measures, for that would imply parts
 3 Parme|    itself or other, having also measures or parts or numbers equal
 4 Parme|       equal must be of the same measures as that to which it is equal.~
 5 Parme|          the one will have more measures than that which is less,
 6 Parme|       the one will have greater measures than that which is less
 7 Parme|  sameness, have either the same measures or have anything else the
 8 Parme|         And not having the same measures, the one cannot be equal
 9 Parme|   whether it have fewer or more measures, it will have as many parts
10 Parme|         as many parts as it has measures; and thus again the one
11 Parme|      will have as many parts as measures.~Right.~And if it were of
12 Parme|         equal and more and less measures or divisions than itself
13 Parme|       and the others, and if of measures, also of parts?~Of course.~
14 Parme|         equal and more and less measures or divisions, it will be
15 Parme|        that?~It will be of more measures than those things which
16 Parme|         and of as many parts as measures; and so with that to which
17 Parme|     itself, it will be of equal measures with itself and of more
18 Parme|    itself and of more and fewer measures than itself; and if of measures
19 Parme| measures than itself; and if of measures then also of parts?~It will.~