Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,3 |            mankind as a whole. From small and obscure beginnings,
 2  1,4 |              for that book is in no small degree a history of early
 3  2,4 | Constitutions.” In recent times two small Greek fragments of the fourth
 4  2,9 |          all that material into one small book, about the length of
 5  2,13|       injure you. But I have a very small yet noble city, which is
 6  3   |           of it was discovered in a small parchment manuscript in
 7  3   |             4:6-7). There is also a small parchment leaf in the Bodleian
 8  3   |        Christianized Sibyllines had small claims to literary character,
 9  4,5 |         Oxyrhynchus fragment is too small, however, for this guess
10  4,6 |       Museum are, of course, only a small fraction of the whole book,
11  4,10|             events. It was a rather small book, in Greek, consisting
12  8,3 |           The recent discovery of a small Greek fragment at Dura-Europos
13  9,1 |       History iv. 26- S-m). Another small fragment-a part of a sentence-is
14  9,1 |          influenced Tertullian's. ~ Small fragments of at least six
15 12,3 |            It must be added that no small amount of Origen's exegetical
16 12,4 |   Stronzateis), in ten books. a few small fragments, these too have
17 13,7 |            procedure. The book is a small compact manual, written
18 13,14|     excommunicate Arius. Apart from small fragments, we possess from
19 14,21|            the Revelation.~ Another small piece from the pen of Victorious
20 15,4 |        materials we possess include small collections of Christian