Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,2,2  |     read similar words in Saint Irenaeus of Ly-~ons: .The Son and
 2   1,Add,9|        to use the phrase of St. Irenaeus. The creed is not a relic
 3   1,Add,1|          which had inspired St. Irenaeus in his own time: the One
 4   1,Add,1|       46 (Paris, 1957)]. ~ ~St. Irenaeus and the “Canon of Truth.”~
 5   1,Add,1|  mishandling of Scriptures, St. Irenaeus introduced a picturesque ~
 6   1,Add,1|         hoeres., 1. 8. 1) . St. Irenaeus suggested as well another
 7   1,Add,1|        Now, the point which St. Irenaeus endeavored to make is obvious.
 8   1,Add,1|      itself. Now, contended St. Irenaeus, those who ~had kept unbending
 9   1,Add,1|       actual phrase used by St. Irenaeus is peculiar: prosarmosas
10   1,Add,1|     body.. In the phrase of St. Irenaeus it denotes the corpus of
11   1,Add,1|         331-332]. Thus, for St. Irenaeus, the reading of Scripture
12   1,Add,1|      The favorite phrase of St. Irenaeus was .the rule of truth,. ~
13   1,Add,1|       Revelation), so that St. ~Irenaeus did not imply any special
14   1,Add,1| veritatis and der Episcopat bei Irenaeus, in .Zeitschrift f. neut.
15   1,Add,1|        that, in the mind of St. Irenaeus, this continuous preservation ~
16   1,Add,1| conception of the Church in St. Irenaeus was at once .char-~ismatic.
17   1,Add,1|     truth was, according to St. Irenaeus, a .well-grounded system,.
18   1,Add,1|   Flesseman, pp. 92-96. ~On St. Irenaeus see Flesseman, 100-144;
19   1,Add,1|         equivalent ~of what St. Irenaeus used to denote as ipothesis, .
20   1,Add,1|        Tradition.”~ Already St. Irenaeus used to refer to .faith.
21   1,Add,1|   following in the steps of St. Irenaeus and St. ~Athanasius. In
22   1,Add,1|        Ancient Church, from St. Irenaeus down to ~Chalcedon, and
23   1,Add,1|     Chalcedon, and further. St. Irenaeus was quite formal at this
24   1,Add,1|      God as in the days of ~St. Irenaeus, Tertullian, and Origen.
25   2,2,5  |         the Philosopher~and St. Irenaeus of Lyons, St. Mark wrote
26   2,2,5  |         Divinity of Christ. St. Irenaeus of Lyon wrote~about these
27   2,3,2  |    second century writers – St.~Irenaeus of Lyon, Clement of Alexandria,
28   2,5,2  |       Roman pope and student of Irenaeus of Lyons, who wrote an apologia
29   2,5,2  |     value is the attestation of Irenaeus of Lyons regarding the authorship
30   2,5,2  |      the Theologian because St. Irenaeus was a student of St. Polycarp
31   2,5,3  |       century.~For example, St. Irenaeus writes as follows: “The