Many remarkable properties are revealed by perfect numbers.
Thus, the horse Golden Soul is by Perfect Soul out of Hollywood Gold.
Her first collection of short stories, Lying in Bed, was published in 1999, followed by Perfect Lives in 2010.
Sadly, too, a serpent has entered this paradise and is gradually diminishing the claim made by Perfect View's name.
"This case shows that because of digital technology, society's ability to forget has become suspended, replaced by perfect memory".
After all, there are benefits to unwinding — children with fatal diseases can be saved by perfect transplants.
Steven Galloway's The Cellist of Sarajevo (Naxos, 5 hours, £19.99) is similarly enriched by perfect music, and a great reading by Gareth Armstrong.
By perfect, she was referring to elements like ceilings 11 feet high and 360-degree views of Lower Manhattan's warehouses and water towers from huge arched windows.
Beginning at C, the top position, and proceeding clockwise, the keynotes ascend by perfect fifths (as in the tonic dominant relationship).
"Never the crack of willow on leather with Zaheer it's the mellow clump brought on by perfect timing," Frank Keating wrote.
Plato argued for a society run by perfect guardians; Juvenal is said to have replied, "And who will guard the guardians?" That has always been the dilemma.
