Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,8 |        1873, Bryennius made his famous discovery of the Constantinople
 2  2,9 |        of Hernias. He tells the famous story of Jesus and his alphabet
 3  2,11|      Martyrdom of Polycarp, the famous bishop of Smyrna whose life
 4  2,11|       to seen Anicetus, and his famous encounter with Marcion.
 5  5,3 |        and Greek papyri and the famous chapter so long known as
 6  5,4 |      ascetic tone. Photius, the famous patriarch of Constantinople,
 7  5,5 |      where are you going?” (the famous “Domme quo vadis?”). Jesus
 8  5,8 |      release, and dies.~ In his famous chapter on the New Testament
 9  7,4 |         mention of it is in the famous True Discourses which Celsus,
10 12,7 |      formed about them the most famous Christian library of antiquity,
11 13,8 |      Paul, but not Hebrews. His famous Roman contemporary Gaius
12 13,9 | homilies, on Luke. But his most famous letter is that written about
13 13,10|         viceroy of Zenobia, the famous queen of Palmyra, who for
14 14,3 |    Christians is seed”-the most famous of all his famous observations.
15 14,3 |      the most famous of all his famous observations. These writings
16 14,13|       deacon when he wrote. The famous Cheltenham list of the books
17 14,13|      for mention here. The most famous is the one entitled That
18 14,13|         third century.~ Another famous old Latin treatise that
19 15,3 |        the leaders in them, (3) famous teachers and writers, (4)