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1 III, 9| which is in periods. By a period I mean a portion of speech 2 III, 9| verse can be numbered. The period must, further, not be completed 3 III, 9| is in the Peloponnesus.~A Period may be either divided into 4 III, 9| several members or simple. The period of several members is a 5 III, 9| the two parts of such a period. By a "simple" period, I 6 III, 9| a period. By a "simple" period, I mean that which has only 7 III, 9| companions behind So too if a period is too long you turn it 8 III, 9| making the two members of a period equal in length. Paromoeosis