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 1 1    |        Roman Emperor Hadrian in 126 A.D.) The historian Eusebius
 2 1    | philosophers Flavious Arrianus (+96 A.D.), Lucian of Samasata (120-
 3 1    |         Lucian of Samasata (120-200 A.D.), Celsus (2nd century),
 4 1    |           Cyril of Alexandria (+444 A.D.), the Blessed Theodoret (+
 5 1    |             Blessed Theodoret (+457 A.D.), and others. At this time
 6 1    |             Vincent of Lerins (+450 A.D.), Lactantius (+325 A.D.),
 7 1    |             A.D.), Lactantius (+325 A.D.), and especially the Blessed
 8 10,6 |        writings, written from about A.D. 200 to 600, which is considered
 9 10,6 |             destroyed the temple in A.D. 70, the primary focus of
10 App,1|         Jerusalem between 18 and 36 A.D. The New Testament provides
11 App,1|         Jewish philosopher (20 B.C.-A.D. 50), described Pilate as “