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 1 Pre         |    example, a very considerable number of the Sections or Paragraphs,
 2 Pre         |   commonly attending the plural number in nouns, and occasionally
 3 Pre         |    author during a considerable number of years, as well for the
 4   2, 22(57) |      the prince of Philosophers—number, and its proportions. ~
 5   2, 45     |     which are thus and  ./. the number of which is four, the body
 6   2, 66     |         the Kings, thirty122 in number, from their cities. Those
 7   2, 66(122)|     Sept. Greek twenty-nine, in number. Our author thought it sufficient,
 8   2, 66(122)|      perhaps, to give the round number thirty. ~
 9   2, 69     |         did so,—129" I know the number of the sand, and the measure
10   3, 2(8)   |        Peschito, [...]. A large number of predictions to this effect
11   3, 13(13) |          and mentions a greater number of these Oracles. Ib. p.
12   3, 56     |     therefore, and days in like number, He contended with the whole
13   3, 75(103)|          collected a very large number of Prophecies on the coming
14   4, 4      |       Saviour at that period, a number of men exceeding description
15   4, 6      |       when he had taken a great number of fishes, their nets were
16   4, 6      |        have arisen, far more in number than the ships (then present),
17   4, 8      |        people, according to the number of the angels23." So that
18   4, 8(23)  | languages; because this was the number supposed to have gone down
19   4, 8(23)  |         enumeration, as well as number. The sense of the place
20   4, 20(67) |      the common Bibles. A large number of passages to this effect
21   4, 23(82) |         have introduced a large number of spurious readings into
22   4, 24     |     were considered (as) of the number of His flock; but those
23   5, 14     |        are tens of thousands in number; nor was it one, or two (
24   5, 22     | thoroughly lied ? They were, in number, the Twelve who had been
25   5, 33     |        the Disciples seventy in number, and thousands of others
26   5, 38     |  passing away, and reciting the number of the rest of the Disciples,
27   5, 39(74) |  o9mologoumena, but were in the number of the antilegomena, or
28   5, 45     |      after another, fifteen (in number), who were Jews89; the names