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Euclid did not consider 1 to be a number in the same way he viewed other integers. In his work "Elements," he focused on the properties of numbers greater than 1, particularly in his definitions and theorems concerning prime numbers and divisibility. The ancient Greeks, including Euclid, often viewed 1 as a unit rather than a number in its own right. Thus, in the context of his mathematical framework, 1 was more of a foundational element than a number.

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