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1   V, 13|      a magnitude if it is a measurable. "Plurality" means that
2   V, 15|     the passive; (3) as the measurable to the measure, and the
3   V, 15|   it; but (3) that which is measurable or knowable or thinkable
4   X, 6 |  and because each number is measurable by one; and it is "many"
5   X, 6 | numbers as measure to thing measurable; and these are opposed as
6   X, 6 |     for number is plurality measurable by one, and one and number
7   X, 6 |    is measure and the other measurable, they are opposed. This
8 XIV, 6 |   the product 1X2X3 must be measurable by 1, and 4X5X6 by 4 and
9 XIV, 6 |  same factor enters must be measurable by that factor. The number