Book, Paragraph

 1  IX, 4|      square is capable of being measured but will not be measured,
 2  IX, 4|        measured but will not be measured, because a thing may well
 3   X, 1|         square and its side are measured by two quantities, and all
 4   X, 1|      homogeneous with the thing measured; the measure of spatial
 5   X, 1|         matter of fact they are measured rather than measure other
 6   X, 1|     with us as if some one else measured us and we came to know how
 7   X, 6|       the things that have been measured with the measure. It is
 8   X, 6|      and the knowable the thing measured, the fact that all knowledge
 9   X, 6|         in a sense knowledge is measured by the knowable.-Plurality
10 XIV, 1| plurality, and "number" means a measured plurality and a plurality