Sometimes it’s helpful to quickly reference a specified span in a file on a terminal where you don’t have access to a graphical user interface. The AWK programming language is a good tool for such.

awk 'NR >= 180 && NR <= 195' /path/to/file

To also include the record (line) number:

awk 'NR >= 180 && NR <= 195 {print NR ": " $0; next}' /path/to/file

In this case $0 represents the current line content. The basic syntax of awk is:

awk 'some-condition-perhaps-a-regular-expression {thing to do if true}.

Also worth a reference: https://linuxize.com/cheatsheet/awk/

And of course this classic O’Reilly book Sed & Awk by Dale Dougherty, Arnold Robbins.