Book, Paragraph

 1   1, 17|     and here again he made the myriads of forms which are innumerable,
 2   1, 69|         and to the assembly of myriads of angels, and to the church
 3   2, 50|     earth : not one (only) but myriads (of these), in every city
 4   4, 3 |     and Jacob, there should be myriads of men throughout the whole
 5   4, 4 |     Roman armies; so that even myriads of princes and governours
 6   4, 8 |  increasing and multiplying to myriads; and by His Power shall
 7   4, 9 |    nations, and has stirred up myriads of congregations of those,
 8   4, 25|    Church to be established in myriads of congregations ; -- collected
 9   4, 34| doctrines134; -- and there are myriads even to this time, some
10   5, 14|        we should say, how many myriads even of the barbarians themselves,
11   5, 45|        attached to Himself, -- myriads of others both of the Jews
12   5, 49|       its doings; how the many myriads have given their assent