Austin copied what was on the board, to his parchment, and stared at it for a moment.
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1: generator of all numbers, not actually considered a number; characterized reason
2: first female number; characterized opinion and division
3: first male number, combination via addition of 1 (unity) and 2 (division); characterized harmony
4: second female number, represented space and matter; characterized by justice and order
He wasn't too keen on having any partners,
although if anyone talked to him, he wouldn't send them away, so he kept his thoughts to himself. Maybe it was both a female and male number? Well, if four was the second female number, than five had to have been the second male number. As for the second part, it was a number... that is characterized by opinion and division? That, combined with the male part, was the addition of the two numbers.
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5: second male number, characterized by opinion and division.
Now for number ten. The professor said it was all of the numbers added together. Well, if one is a number that really isn't considered a number, maybe ten was the opposite? Maybe ten was the result of all numbers, since one was the generator of all numbers.
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10: generator of all numbers, not considered a number.
Austin looked at his notes, and nodded. That seemed correct.