Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2|      leading him. Laborers and materials for the construction work
 2  2,5|       a Christian to use pagan materials brought no definite conclusion.
 3  2,5| extremely important historical materials in 156 letters which reflect
 4  3,5|      them, reject all obsolete materials, eliminate all contradictions,
 5  3,5|       finally, arrange all the materials collected in some definite
 6  3,5|        a simple mastery of the materials taught and to the interpretations
 7  3,5| interpretations based on these materials. Verifying or reinterpreting
 8  4,1|       73] Unfortunately, these materials cannot be adequately evaluated
 9  5,3|      basis of both new and old materials which have not been sufficiently
10  5,3|        to us was compiled from materials of very different epochs
11  5,7|       the available historical materials, abstain from excessive
12  5,8|     their dogmatic and polemic materials. The iconoclasts of the
13  5,8|  period. Many of the surviving materials are attributed to the iconoclastic
14  6,7|       In the second place, the materials borrowed for the Epanagoge
15  6,7|       and yet uses some of its materials.~ It may be mentioned here
16  6,8| administration. From them come materials on the internal and political