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 1 4 |   as "two cubits long" or "three cubits long", of quality,
 2 5 |    two cubits long" or of "three cubits long", or of "ten",
 3 6 |    are separate; the parts three and seven also do not join
 4 6 |    to "two", and "two" to "three", and thus the parts of
 5 6 |    two cubits long" or of "three cubits long", or of a surface,
 6 6 |   terms "two cubits long, "three cubits long," and so on
 7 6 | regard to number: what is "three" is not more truly three
 8 6 |   three" is not more truly three than what is "five" is five;
 9 6 |    five; nor is one set of three more truly three than another
10 6 |    set of three more truly three than another set. Again,
11 15| said to "have" a height of three or four cubits. It is used,