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 1 11|    shall predict a thousand two hundred and threescore days clothed
 2 12|      whence in the last times a hundred and forty-four thousands
 3 13|      man, and his number is Six hundred threescore and six."] As
 4 13| reckoned in Greek thus: t three hundred, e five, i ten, t three
 5 13|          e five, i ten, t three hundred, a one, n fifty,-which taken
 6 13|       taken together become six hundred and sixty-six. For as far
 7 13|    manner: since D figures five hundred, I one, C a hundred, L fifty,
 8 13|        five hundred, I one, C a hundred, L fifty, V five, X ten,-
 9 13|     letters makes similarly six hundred and sixty-six, that is,
10 13|         a one, n fifty, t three hundred, e five, m forty, o seventy,
11 13|         forty, o seventy, j two hundred,-which together makes six
12 13|        which together makes six hundred and sixty-six, according
13 13|          e five, n fifty, j two hundred, h eight, r a hundred, i
14 13|       two hundred, h eight, r a hundred, i ten, k twenty, o seventy,
15 13|   twenty, o seventy, j also two hundred, which, as has been said
16 13|       been said above, make six hundred and sixty-six.~11. "And
17 14|          For a thousand and six hundred furlongs."] That is, through
18 14|        four is one thousand six hundred. Repeating the same persecution,