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subterius, subnotati sunt. [[decorative red table: 11 rows; first 4 rows with 8 columns, each of the following 6 rows drops leftmost column each time; in transcription, each column separated with a /]] [[row 1]] i ii / iii / iiii / v / vi / vii / viii / viiii [[/row]] [[row 2]] vnum bis / bis ter / ter quater / quater quinque / sexies v / septis sex / octonis vii / nouiens viiii [[/row]] [[row 3; each box contains a diagonal line stretching into box below]] ii / vi / xii / xx / xxx /xlii / Lvi / lxxii [[/row]] [[row 4]] ii / iii / iiii / iiiii / vi / vii / viii / viiii [[/row]] [[row 5]] iii / iiii / iiiii / vi / vii / viii / viiii [[/row]] [[row 6]] iiii / iiiii / vi / vii / viii / viiii [[/row]] [[row 7]] iiiii / vi / vii / viii / viiii [[/row]] [[row 8]] vi / vii / viii / viiii [[/row]] [[row 9]] vii / viii / viiii [[/row]] [[row 10]] viii / viiii [[/row]] [[row 11]] [[empty space]] / viiii [[/row]] [[/table]] [[large blue capital E with red penwork]]Rgo si unitate tamen discrepent, qui multiplicantur descripti numeri protenduntur. Sin, uero aliquo numero ut bis .iiii. uel ter quinque, uel ter sex, uel ter septem, uel aliquo alio modo, et non latera sola discrepent unitate, non uocabitur hic numerus parte altera longior, sed autem longior. Alterum enim apud pithagoram, uel apud sapientie eius heredes, non ulli, alii nisi tantum binario ascribebatur, hunc alteritatis principium esse dicebant, eandem autem naturam et semper sibi similem consentientemque, nullam aliam nisi primeuam, ingeneratamque unitatem. Binarius autem numerus primus est unitati dissimilis, idcirco quidem primus ab unitate disiungitur, atque ideo, alteritatis quoddam principium fuit, quod ab illa prima et semper eadem substantia, sola tamen est unitate dissimilis. Merito igitur dicentur hi numeri parte altera longiores, qui eorum latera unius
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edited mainly to maintain original u/v use -@meg_shuler
