Book, Chapter

 1   2,   8|  Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy; one book of
 2   2,  16|                 Ignorance of numbers, too, prevents us from understanding
 3   2,  16|     the same way, many other numbers and combinations of numbers
 4   2,  16|  numbers and combinations of numbers are used in the sacred writings,
 5   2,  16|      guise, and ignorance of numbers often shuts out the reader
 6   2,  16|      Scriptures we find both numbers and music mentioned with
 7   2,  38|     chap. 38. The science of numbers not created, but only discovered,
 8   2,  38|    of any number because odd numbers have no half. Whether, then,
 9   2,  38|      no half. Whether, then, numbers are considered in themselves,
10   2,  39|  also be done in relation to numbers, so that the theory of those
11   2,  39|     that the theory of those numbers, and those only, which are
12   3,  35| synecdoche, or to legitimate numbers. The figure synecdoche either
13   3,  35|       our author calls those numbers legitimate which Holy Scripture
14   3,  35|  twelve, or any of the other numbers which the diligent reader
15   3,  35|      soon comes to know. Now numbers of this sort are often put
16   3,  35|   are to be settled by these numbers, but that their significance
17   4,   3|     in this respect? We know numbers who, without acquaintance
18   4,  21| bright virginity adds to her numbers, in the same proportion
19   4,  27|   they preach. For there are numbers who seek an excuse for their