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//7. The use of// //harmonic// //mediants as was common with the Ancient Greeks. This can also involve further divisions besides in two parts as Ptolemy sometimes using 3 parts.//

//7. The use of// //harmonic// //mediants as was common with the Ancient Greeks. This can also involve further divisions besides two parts as seen with Ptolemy sometimes using 3 parts. The Chinese have historically used as many as 10 parts.//

//8. While related to the above, the use of recurrent sequences is by some included under JI as it involves whole numbers. Wilson's [[http://anaphoria.com/wilsonintroMERU.html|Meru scales]] are a good example ~~and~~ well as Jacques Dudon//

//8. While related to the above, the use of recurrent sequences is by some included under JI as it involves whole numbers. Wilson's [[http://anaphoria.com/wilsonintroMERU.html|Meru scales]] are a good example as well as Jacques Dudon//

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7. The use of harmonic mediants as was common with the Ancient Greeks. This can also involve further divisions besides in two parts as Ptolemy sometimes using 3 parts.

7. The use of harmonic mediants as was common with the Ancient Greeks. This can also involve further divisions besides two parts as seen with Ptolemy sometimes using 3 parts. The Chinese have historically used as many as 10 parts.

8. While related to the above, the use of recurrent sequences is by some included under JI as it involves whole numbers. Wilson's <a class="wiki_link_ext" href="http://anaphoria.com/wilsonintroMERU.html" rel="nofollow">Meru scales</a> are a good example ~~and~~ well as Jacques Dudon

8. While related to the above, the use of recurrent sequences is by some included under JI as it involves whole numbers. Wilson's <a class="wiki_link_ext" href="http://anaphoria.com/wilsonintroMERU.html" rel="nofollow">Meru scales</a> are a good example as well as Jacques Dudon

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+//7. The use of// //harmonic// //mediants as was common with the Ancient Greeks. This can also involve further divisions besides two parts as seen with Ptolemy sometimes using 3 parts. The Chinese have historically used as many as 10 parts.//
-//8. While related to the above, the use of recurrent sequences is by some included under JI as it involves whole numbers. Wilson's [[http://anaphoria.com/wilsonintroMERU.html|Meru scales]] are a good example and well as Jacques Dudon//
+//8. While related to the above, the use of recurrent sequences is by some included under JI as it involves whole numbers. Wilson's [[http://anaphoria.com/wilsonintroMERU.html|Meru scales]] are a good example as well as Jacques Dudon//
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