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 1 XIII, 4|        it follows that not the dyad but number is first, and
 2 XIII, 7|       the 1 and the indefinite dyad, and the principles or elements
 3 XIII, 7|      from 1 and the indefinite dyad, and be followed by the
 4 XIII, 7|       the 1 and the indefinite dyad are to be the elements.
 5 XIII, 7|  generated from the indefinite dyad, nor can a number be an
 6 XIII, 8|       either from the 1 or the dyad; for the former has no quality,
 7 XIII, 8|        Not from the indefinite dyad, for its function was to
 8 XIII, 9|     the one and the indefinite dyad. For the one view generates
 9 XIV, 1 |    generate numbers out of the dyad of the unequal, i.e. of
10 XIV, 1 | elements, and the unequal is a dyad composed of the great and
11 XIV, 1 |  unequal as one thing, and the dyad as an indefinite compound
12 XIV, 2 |       the One as an indefinite dyad, and object to "the unequal",
13 XIV, 2 |      For surely the indefinite dyad or "the great and the small"
14 XIV, 3 |     from one and an indefinite dyad.~All this is absurd, and