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 1 I    | grace of Christ, and grew in number beyond measure, making short
 2 IV   |     and join myself to their number. Now what sayest thou thereto,
 3 VII  |    glory and wonder, without number, which he shewed unto them,
 4 XI   | being subject to measure and number, cannot overcome the immeasurable
 5 XII  | president, the best of their number, slaying all self-will with
 6 XII  |      midst of them.' By this number he limiteth not the gathering
 7 XII  |   three' signifieth that the number is indefinite. For, whether
 8 XVI  |      indeed they are without number and beyond compare. I have
 9 XVIII|      unto him, "If it be the number of years from my birth that
10 XVIII|      I count not amongst the number of my days the years that
11 XXV  |   thou, my son, one of their number. Rather do that which is
12 XXV  |    and they shall be more in number than the sand. For such
13 XXXII|      not exceeding twelve in number. How then should one prefer
14 XXXV |   are subject to measure and number: but measure and number
15 XXXV |      number: but measure and number cannot limit his goodness.