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of Horace's Satires, ii. 3. 2. Consisting of poetic numbers; rhythmical; metrical. The greatest part of Poets have apparelled their poetic all inuentions in that numbrous kinde of writing which is called verse. Sir P. Sidney, Apol. for Poetrie. Numbers (num'bėrz), n. The fourth book of the Old Testament: so called because it begins with an account of the numbering of the Israeli tes in the beginning of the second year after they left Egypt. It includes part of the history of the Israeli tes during their wanderings. Abbreviated Num . , Numb . numberyt (num'ber-i), a. [ Sylvester, Battle of Yvry.