Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,4 |            yet at an end. The first six chapters of the manual contain
 2  2,7 |       generally accompanied by from six to ten spurious letters
 3  2,8 |       beasts, or birds of prey. The six days of creation are the
 4  2,8 |            days of creation are the six thousand years the earth
 5  4,6 |            the fragments of five or six leaves of this old papyrus
 6  8,1 |        years of the second century. Six other works have come down
 7  9,1 |        which Jerome says there were six books. Eusebius preserves
 8  9,1 |         Small fragments of at least six other works have been recovered
 9 11,3 |           Clement seems to have had six teachers before he found
10 12,1 |   Epiphanius declared that he wrote six thousand works, doubtless
11 12,1 |          his widowed mother and his six brothers and sister by teaching,
12 12,2 |         could obviously be at least six times the size of the Old
13 13,3 | commcritarics and homilies, we have six, either in the original
14 13,3 |            field he wrote on:~ ~The Six Days of Creation. There
15 13,3 |        following~ What Followed the Six Days~ The Blessing of Isaac (
16 13,9 |             human history fell into six days of a thousand years
17 14,16|           possess fire, or Possibly six: On the Trinity, On Jewish
18 14,18|           the Emotions), we possess six — On God's Workmanship,
19 14,20|          who had been in prison for six years, A.D. 305-11, and
20 16   |          ofMarcion; no text~ On the Six Days' Work of Creation;
21 16   |         Goliath; no Greek text~ The Six Days of Creation; no text~
22 16   |             text~ What Followed the Six Days; no text~ The Blessing
23 16   |             and a commentary On the Six Days’ Work of Creation;
24 16   |           70.~  [90] F. J. A. Hort, Six Lectures on the Ante-Nicene