Book, Paragraph

 1  IV, 6 |      equal, it is not to the double that the equal is correlative.
 2  IV, 8 |     they are impossible, the double statement must be impossible
 3   V, 15| Things are "relative" (1) as double to half, and treble to a
 4   V, 15| themselves or to 1. E.g. the double is in a definite numerical
 5   V, 15|     because he happens to be double of something and double
 6   V, 15|      double of something and double is a relative term; or the
 7   V, 15|     same thing happens to be double and white.~
 8   V, 29|  eight may be described as a double number by the use of the
 9 VII, 13|    they can be one (e.g. the double line consists of two halves-potentially;
10   X, 6 |      will be many, since the double is multiple and "double"
11   X, 6 |      double is multiple and "double" derives its meaning from "
12 XIII, 4|   that if a thing shares in "double itself", it shares also
13 XIII, 4|   but incidentally; for "the double" happens to be eternal.)
14 XIII, 7|     s; for its nature was to double what it received.~Again,
15 XIII, 8|      for its function was to double.~Again, number must be either
16 XIV, 6 |       and some equal, others double? There is no reason why
17 XIV, 6 |      are three concords, the double consonants also are three.
18 XIV, 6 |      more than three, but of double consonants there cannot