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 1        I, II     |      orders for building six hundred sail of both sorts. With
 2        I, XXIII  |   emperor, and about the one hundred and fiftieth after the coming
 3       II, II     |    contained less than three hundred men, who all lived by the
 4       II, II     |     own forces. About twelve hundred of those that came to pray
 5       II, IX     |    fruitful, containing nine hundred and sixty families, according
 6       II, IX     |   other contains above three hundred.~ The occasion of this nation'
 7       II, XIV    |      Lord 627, and about one hundred and eighty after the coming
 8       II, XIX    |     been abolished these two hundred years, but it is also daily
 9      III, XXIV   |     ten families, that is, a hundred and twenty in all. The aforesaid
10       IV, XIII   |   blessing of God took three hundred fishes of divers sorts,
11       IV, XIII   |     three parts, they gave a hundred to the poor, a hundred to
12       IV, XIII   |     a hundred to the poor, a hundred to those of whom they had
13       IV, XIII   |     had the nets, and kept a hundred for their own use. By this
14       IV, XIII   | Baptism. Among whom were two hundred and fifty bondsmen and bondswomen,
15       IV, XVI    |    the English, is of twelve hundred families, wherefore an estate
16       IV, XVI    | wherefore an estate of three hundred families was given to the
17       IV, XVIII  |      with the consent of one hundred and five bishops, chiefly
18       IV, XIX    |      a district of about six hundred families, of the nature
19        V, XIX    |      a synod at Rome, of one hundred and twenty-five bishops,
20        V, XIX    |    sit in judgement with one hundred and twenty-five other bishops
21        V, XXI    |    Emperor Theodosius, for a hundred years to come. Cyril also,
22        V, XXI    | length of time, even to five hundred and thirty-two years, if
23        V, XX  III|    of all Britain; about two hundred and eighty-live years after