And before anyone say they were written in Greek and not Hebrew.

In ancient Greece, numbers were ascribed to the Greek alphabet using a system called "gematria." This system assigned numerical values to each letter of the alphabet, with the first nine letters representing the numbers 1 to 9, the next nine letters representing the numbers 10 to 90, and the last eight letters representing the numbers 100 to 800.

The system of gematria was used for various purposes, including numerology, mysticism, and cryptography. For example, in some ancient Greek texts, the author might use a word or phrase whose numerical value had a particular significance to convey a hidden message or meaning.