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 1   V, 6 |     or in definition; for we count as more than one either
 2 XIII, 4| almost as if a man wished to count certain things, and while
 3 XIII, 4|      he would not be able to count them, but made more of them
 4 XIII, 7| which they are named when we count them; e.g. there will be
 5 XIII, 7|   they must say that when we count thus – "1,2"-we do not proceed
 6 XIII, 7|  difficulty-whether, when we count and say —1,2,3-we count
 7 XIII, 7|      count and say —1,2,3-we count by addition or by separate
 8 XIV, 6 |    reason, and the Pleiad we count as seven, as we count the
 9 XIV, 6 |     we count as seven, as we count the Bear as twelve, while
10 XIV, 6 |  twelve, while other peoples count more stars in both. Nay