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 1 I    |         to a good poem; into the number and nature of the parts
 2 III  |       This may suffice as to the number and nature of the various
 3 IV   |   dialogue. Sophocles raised the number of actors to three, and
 4 IV   | intonation. The additions to the number of "episodes" or acts, and
 5 V    |      prologues, or increased the number of actors—these and other
 6 XVIII|       failing that, the greatest number and those the most important;
 7 XX   |          or the like; or that of number, whether one or many, as "
 8 XXI  |   thousand is a species of large number, and is here used for a
 9 XXI  |         is here used for a large number generally. From species
10 XXI  | lengthening—those in A. Thus the number of letters in which nouns
11 XXV  |         and their solutions, the number and nature of the sources
12 XXVI |        kinds and parts, with the number of each and their differences;