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 1 3 | harmonizes ~with his own. In the passage before us, ib. <s><s> 46,
 2 3 |        the latter he quotes the ~passage in Ignatius as an example;
 3 3 |  homousios. It is dear from this passage, as Zahn ~truly says, that
 4 3 |        parallels to the present ~passage which is concerned with
 5 3 |        further on, in which last passage he ~argues at great length
 6 6 |        must then ~understand the passage in question to refer to
 7 6 |        Others have explained the passage in this manner: "If it shall
 8 6 |        of the canon, and of this passage in ~particular: "Henceforward
 9 9 |        essential meaning of the ~passage; for it may be well understood
10 29|      Pentecost. Tertullian, in a passage in his treatise De Corona ~