Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,7 |    group of Greek manuscripts preserves almost nine chapters of
 2  2,9 |     was published in 1913 and preserves the work in full. From these
 3  2,12|    from the portions Eusebius preserves, stands out as one of the
 4  3   |      which is now at Leipzig, preserves about nine-tenths of the
 5  4,5 |     the Akhmim parchment that preserves the fragment (174 lines)
 6  9,1 |      were six books. Eusebius preserves the opening paragraph of
 7  9,2 | Athenagoras by his quotations preserves to us a few lines of Greek
 8 12,7 |    called the Philocalia, and preserves much that would otherwise
 9 13,9 |    solved the problem.[87] It preserves the end of one book and
10 13,11|     well acquainted. Eusebius preserves portions of it in his Preparation