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 1 3 |      former he says, that some ~writers subsequent to Ignatius declare
 2 3 |         MSS. of early Christian writers exhibit much confusion between ~
 3 3 |        very frequently in later writers. Yet ~notwithstanding the
 4 3 |         always ~is in Classical writers; for in Soph. Trach. 743
 5 3 |      with Suidas. In ~Christian writers also there is no reason
 6 3 |   passages from early Christian writers will serve at once ~to show
 7 3 |    opinions of other heretical ~writers are given; Saturninus, Iren.
 8 3 |         appear that Ante-Nicene writers were ~not indifferent to
 9 3 |    maintained in later orthodox writers, e.g. John ~of Damascus,
10 12|        in the last clause. Most writers, including ~Hefele, Balsamon,
11 13| episcopal orders. Most Anglican writers, ~including Beveridge, Hammond,
12 21|       Creed or ~the Our Father. Writers who multiply the classes
13 23|       centuries. Roman Catholic writers have tried to prove that ~
14 30|        as well as the two other writers in their ~commentaries upon
15 31|        world as there are four ~writers of the Gospel, and four