(DONE) Update Page Count for 'The Prayer of the Presence of God'

[Kat]

ISBN-10‏: ‎ 1933184124
ISBN-13: ‎ 978-1933184128
Published: February 1, 2006 by Sophia Institute Press
Author: Dom Augustin Guillerand
Language: English
Page Count: 192

Thanks in advance

[Greg]

WorldCat.org is the preferred source for page counts for printed books and they have this one listed with 169 pages.

Do you have the book in hand? What is on pages 170 through 192? Some things we can count and others we cannot.

Included end material may include acknowledgments, afterwords, appendices, bibliographies, glossaries, indexes, notes, and suggested discussion questions.

We do not count the pages used for advertisements, preview chapters for other books or introductory material paged using roman numerals.

Thanks.

[Kat]

Greg wrote: "WorldCat.org is the preferred source for page counts for printed books and they have this one listed with 169 pages.

Do you have the book in hand? What is on pages 170 through 192? Some things we ..."

Hi, yes, so the first 15 pages are table of contents and a forward

The final 15 pages are the remainder of part 4 (47: Praise of Creation)

Then the very last five pages are a brief biography of the author, a final title card with details of the publisher, and then an index for references and appendices from throughout the book

[Greg]

Thanks for the information. According to WorldCat there are 16 pages numbered with roman numerals (which we do not count). That leaves 176 pages, 7 more pages than WorldCat.

What is the last numbered page of part 4? And there are only 5 pages after that?

So it sounds like 174 pages might be correct?

[Kat]

Greg wrote: "Thanks for the information. According to WorldCat there are 16 pages numbered with roman numerals (which we do not count). That leaves 176 pages, 7 more pages than WorldCat.

What is the last numbe..."

Ahh, yes, you would be correct. 174. The last numbered page is 169.

[Greg]

Done - 174 pages.

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