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 1 Intro    |      were altogether, I think, ten in number; and the place
 2 Agathe   | Chapter II.-The Parable of the Ten Virgins.4~If, then, any
 3 Agathe   |        since the number of the ten virgins s signifies the
 4 Agathe   |     Christ, symbolizing by the ten the only right way to heaven.
 5 Agathe   |      of heaven is likened unto ten virgins, which took their
 6 Agathe   |      therefore they are called ten, since, as I have said,
 7 Agathe(6)|                  In Greek i/ = ten. The word employed signifies
 8 Agathe(6)|  Christ and a reference to the ten virgins. In the Greek the
 9 Thekla   |    virtue as being superior to ten thousand other advantages
10 Thekla   |         having seven heads and ten horns, and seven crowns
11 Thekla   |        a hundred multiplied by ten, embraces a full and perfect
12 Thekla   |       number six multiplied by ten, and is a symbol of Christ,
13 Thekla   |       Victorious Chastity; The Ten Crowns of the Dragon, the
14 Thekla   |       rooted up. Moreover, the ten horns and stings which he
15 Thekla   |    have upon his heads are the ten opposites, O virgins, to