A (straight line) commensurable in length with an apotome is an apotome, and (is) the same in order. * Let $AB$ be an apotome, and let $CD$ be commensurable in length with $AB$. * I say that $CD$ is also an apotome, and (is) the same in order1 as $AB$.
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Euclid's expression "(not) being the same in order" means that the resulting irrational number is "(not) of the same kind" as that irrational number, with which it is commensurable. ↩