Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 2,2 |     Byzantine history. But large numbers of Monophysites, par-~ticularly
 2     I, 3,2 |          of 12 bishops, although numbers at subsequent ses-~sions
 3     I, 7,1 |          spectacular decline in ~numbers. And it is likely that numbers
 4     I, 7,1 |   numbers. And it is likely that numbers will continue to decline,
 5     I, 7,1 |         other monastic center by numbers or literary ~output alone,
 6     I, 7,1 |         Prayer. So long as Athos numbers among its members men such ~
 7     I, 7,1 |          a striking ~increase in numbers, and many of the new monks
 8     I, 7,4 |         Patriarchate of Antioch~ numbers some 320,000 Orthodox in
 9     I, 7,5 |          Church: never large ~in numbers, its primary task has been
10     I, 7,6 |           calling daily in large numbers for practical as well as ~
11     I, 7,9 |          the nineteenth century, numbers of Orthodox began to set-~
12     I, 7,10| Patriarchate. Though limited in ~numbers, it can justly claim to
13     I, 7,10|       according to some reports, numbers more than 100,000, mostly
14    II, 2,3 |      lived.~It is not merely the numbers or the distribution of its