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 1 Intro  |       altogether, I think, ten in number; and the place was marvellously
 2  Marc  |           was still very small in number; and it was necessary that
 3  Marc  |      should first be increased in number, and then brought to perfection.
 4  Marc  |           of Virginity; The Small Number of Virgins in Proportion
 5  Marc  |      Virgins in Proportion to the Number of Saints.~What then did
 6  Marc  |         this to teach us that the number of virgins was, from the
 7  Marc  |     multitude, which no man could number, of all nations, and kindreds,
 8  Marc  |        mentions only a very small number, so as to make a strong
 9  Marc  |           make up the innumerable number.24 ~This, O Arete, is my
10 Theoph |       beasts, and the predestined number of men shall be fulfilled;
11 Theoph |           and having in a certain number of months made his model,
12  Thal  |             Chapter VI.-The Whole Number of Spiritual Sheep; Man
13  Thal  |          is the equal and perfect number of immortal creatures, divided
14  Thal  |    included in this catalogue and number, the Lord lifting him up
15 Agathe |            as in lamps; since the number of the ten virgins s signifies
16 Procil |   concubines, and virgins without number. My dove, my undefiled,
17 Procil |  circumcision, which embraces the number eight, in accordance with
18 Procil |   concubines, and virgins without number. My dove, my undefiled,
19 Thekla |    Equality and Perfection of the Number Six; The Number Six Related
20 Thekla | Perfection of the Number Six; The Number Six Related to Christ; From
21 Thekla |      Related to Christ; From This Number, Too, the Creation and Harmony
22 Thekla |       embraces a full and perfect number, and is a symbol of the
23 Thekla |         Father. But sixty has the number six multiplied by ten, and
24 Thekla |     symbol of Christ, because the number six proceeding36 from unity
25 Thekla |          it is necessary that the number six, when it is divided
26 Thekla |     together, exceed twelve, this number not having preserved itself
27 Thekla |      equal to its parts, like the number six. And those which are
28 Thekla | accomplished in harmony with this number, God having made heaven
29 Thekla |     creative power containing the number six, in accordance with
30 Thekla |           make up a body. And the number six is composed of triangles.
31 Thekla |        and that there are in it a number of signs, which are called
32 Tusiane|        darkness, and the allotted number of men not yet being complete;