Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  8, 3|           to have wrought a large amount of righteousness, yet refused
 2    I, 16, 2|        their number altogether to amount to thirty. For up to Epsilon (
 3   II,  4, 3|            Nor will it be a small amount of space in which such and
 4   II, 10, 3|          went astray) so great an amount of tears, or perspiration,
 5   II, 24, 3|       single number is of such an amount as contains an indication
 6   II, 26, 3| providence, received that special amount which it contains; and on
 7  III,  5, 2|         upon themselves no slight amount of sickness, and many sins?
 8   IV, 11, 3|       gifts, do possess a greater amount of grace, and a higher degree
 9   IV, 30, 1|      small, and in others a large amount of property, which we have
10   IV, 37, 4|          conduct] brings no small amount of injury and mischief.
11    V, 30, 1|     letters contained in it, will amount to six hundred and sixty
12    V, 30, 1|           the name, deducting the amount of fifty from it, so that