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1  IV, 11|     is the number of these horses, and belongs also elsewhere.~
2  IV, 12|    the number of a hundred horses and a hundred men is the
3  IV, 12| numbered are different-the horses from the men. Further, as
4  IV, 12|     e.g. the number of the horses by one horse as the unit.
5  IV, 12| unit. For we know how many horses there are by the use of
6  IV, 12|  we know the number of the horses itself. So it is with the
7  IV, 14|    if there were dogs, and horses, and seven of each, it would
8  IV, 14|  with it, units by a unit, horses by a horse, and similarly
9  IV, 14|    are dogs, and the other horses.~We have now discussed time-both