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 1   2,1  |         Syria whose capital was Antioch. This epoch was brought
 2   2,1  |       claimant to the throne in Antioch who later~came into power.~
 3   2,2,2|        and Lukian the priest of~Antioch, labored with great diligence
 4   2,2,3| Theophorus (the God-Bearer), of Antioch,~written circa 107 A.D. —
 5   2,2,5|         that St. Luke came from Antioch,~and this gives rise to
 6   2,2,5|        Theophilus, who lived in Antioch and for whom he then~wrote
 7   2,2,5|      and well-known resident of Antioch (Syria), who professed faith
 8   2,3,2|        Theophilus, who lived in Antioch. From this, one can conclude
 9   2,3,3|        of Mediterranean sea, in Antioch (where he ordained~Bishop
10   2,4,2|  Apostles. Once, in the city of Antioch — capital of the heathens~
11   2,4,3|        by Barnabas to preach in Antioch,~followed by a journey together
12   2,4,3|       Minor cities of Pisidian,~Antioch, Iconium, Lystra, and Derbe.
13   2,4,3|        Mosaic law.~Returning to Antioch, Saint Paul in the company
14   2,4,3|         from Jerusalem, went to Antioch (Acts 17 and 18.).~After
15   2,4,3|           After a short stay in Antioch Saint Paul undertook his