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  1 Pref |            book.~This book has been written primarily for continuous
  2  1,1 |           their having produced any written documents.~This delay in
  3  1,1 |         degree of exactness that no written record seemed necessary;
  4  1,2 |         found in these forms in any written gospel. It is reasonable
  5  1,2 |             gospels that were later written, we cannot recover it in
  6  1,2 |     disciples. ~It is true that the written gospels, when they appeared,
  7  1,2 |          tradition preceded that of written documents. A full generation
  8  1,2 |          before Christians produced written gospels, and then they arose
  9  1,3 |   extraordinary force began to find written expression, a force destined
 10  1,6 |          which canonical books were written. In origin the books are
 11  2,2 |          not name its writer. It is written simply in the name of “the
 12  2,2 |             in the Harclean version written in the twelfth century,
 13  2,2 |            into prominence in Acts, written about A.D. 60 or soon after.
 14  2,2 |          show acquaintance with any written gospel; his quotations of
 15  2,5 |           him could not have either written or sent them. The Ephesians
 16  2,6 |        After his departure they had written to Polycarp, asking him
 17  2,6 |        letters, one (chaps. 13-14). written in the year when Ignatius
 18  2,6 |             the other (chaps. 1-12) written at a time of crisis in the
 19  2,6 |             that the one letter was written early rather than late.
 20  2,7 |              Trallians, and Romans, written from Smyrna, and Philadelphians,
 21  2,7 |           Smyrnaeans, and Polycarp, written from Troas. In the manuscripts
 22  2,7 |            ascribed to Ignatius and written in his name, probably late
 23  2,9 |            the Epistle was probably written between A.D. 140 and 160.~ ~
 24  2,11|             and death was very soon written in the form of a letter
 25  2,11|         works as the Golden Legend, written in 1275 by Jacobus de Voragine,
 26  2,11|         find the outworn manuscript written by Socrates.~ It is by no
 27  2,13|            of God. I have therefore written to you to ask you to take
 28  2,13|           having seen me. For it is written of me, that those who have
 29  2,13|             regard to what you have written me, that I should come to
 30  2,13|             when they were probably written. Eusebius found them in
 31  2,14|      naturally many private letters written by Christians-and, just
 32  2,14|         extant letter of this kind, written by a young Christian named
 33  3   |       bishop of Rome, and as having written during his episcopate, A.D.
 34  3   |          the Shepherd were probably written long before then, in fact,
 35  3   |             an inaccurate and badly written text. The Michigan papyrus (
 36  3   |           Herman himself would have written Visions 1-4 at the beginning
 37  3   |             in II Esdras (5:33-35), written probably about A.D. 100,
 38  3   |         often spoken by James, were written down by Marion, one of the
 39  4,1 |             the type, but its first written embodiment was the Gospel
 40  4,2 |          fact that if they were all written out, I do not suppose that
 41  4,2 |         books that would have to be written.”~ Not that the writer of
 42  4,2 |          existence of at least four written gospels obviously called
 43  4,3 |         among the Jewish. Both were written in Greek, and we know them
 44  4,3 |             All Heresies (v. 7, 9), written about A.D. 235, says, that
 45  4,4 |            century and was probably written in that language. We know
 46  4,4 |            literature and created a written gospel without ever having
 47  4,4 |            Egyptians, may have been written in the period between the
 48  4,4 |              a tiny parchment leaf, written in the fourth or fifth century,
 49  4,4 |         Oxyrhynchus copy, miserably written, was produced in some obscure
 50  4,5 |            long-lost gospel. It was written upon five leaves of a little
 51  4,5 |          174 lines) of its text was written, the gospel was already
 52  4,5 |          the only apocryphal gospel written pseudonymously in the first
 53  4,6 |          although it must have been written in the same generation with
 54  4,6 |            in 1935 cannot have been written later than about 150, and
 55  4,6 |          Egypt, was not necessarily written there. Our evidence about
 56  4,6 |          badly broken and obscurely written, tells of Jesus on the bank
 57  4,8 |           second century a work was written, probably in Egypt, which
 58  4,8 |              The book was evidently written sometime before Clement
 59  4,8 |            13. 82). It was probably written in the days when the Christian
 60  4,9 |       embodying their views. It was written in the first person, singular
 61  4,9 |         Four Gospels, which it was. written to combat. It owed most
 62  4,9 |         different. It was evidently written to promote the schismatic
 63  4,9 |          Luke), and it was probably written in Greek in Asia Minor,
 64  4,10|           The theory that James was written in Egypt is based primarily
 65  4,10|         have seen gospels that were written to support heretical views;
 66  4,10|        heretical views; here is one written in support of views that
 67  4,10|        orthodoxy. It must have been written around the middle of the
 68  4,10|            the Gospel of Philip was written by this time and probably
 69  4,10|        thirteen leather-bound books written on papyrus in Coptic-partly
 70  4,11|             perhaps it was actually written by Valentinus toward the
 71  5,2 |          letters as might have been written on a later journey, it was
 72  5,2 |         book in Greek, in a papyrus written about A.D. 3oo, has given
 73  5,3 |        Tertullian in On Baptism 17, written at the beginning of the
 74  5,3 |           Acts of Paul was probably written between A.D. 160 and 170.
 75  5,4 |             1), which may have been written as early as A.D. 189, quotes
 76  5,4 |           does, they must have been written about A.D. 170-80. The Nicephorus
 77  5,4 | Prescription ofHeretics (chap. 36), written about A.D. 200, he speaks
 78  5,4 |         century, a Life of John was written under the name of his supposed
 79  5,5 |            seen. II Peter, probably written after his death, alludes
 80  5,5 |          The Genesis commentary was written in A.D. 220-30, so that
 81  5,5 |          derived from the Chronicle written about that time by Hippolytus.
 82  5,5 |           however, and was probably written under Zephyrinus or Calixtus-that
 83  5,6 |          Most scholars think it was written in Syriac, our numerous
 84  5,7 |          Acts which Efrem says were written in Syriac and Greek by the
 85  5,8 |              stating that they were written by “the philosophers Neochares
 86  5,9 |            in ten books, ostensibly written by Clement of Rome in the
 87  5,9 |            sort of Clement romance, written probably about A.D. z6o,
 88  6,1 |          they were almost certainly written in Greek some time near
 89  6,2 |          church to the Corinthians, written about A.D. 95. It must either
 90  6,2 |           former epistle, which was written to us through Clement” (
 91  6,2 |          that the homily was really written in Corinth, perhaps at a
 92  6,2 |             suggests that both were written in the Roman church. If
 93  6,2 |            must certainly have been written in a circle remarkably well
 94  7   |          volumes Against Apion, all written in the first century. Christian
 95  7,1 |          the Preaching of Peter was written. The little book itself
 96  7,1 |          110-I7), it must have been written in the opening years of
 97  7,1 |         apology, that of Aristides, written in Greece probably between
 98  7,2 |      emperor himself was soon after written by a Greek named Quadratus
 99  7,3 |             his book. This romance (written in the seventh or eighth
100  7,4 |             that Aristo cannot have written before A.D. 140. Jerome
101  8,1 |         have survived, his Apology, written about i 5o, an appendix
102  8,1 |           the Dialogue with Trypho, written between 155 and 160. He
103  8,1 |             Christian book thus far written. It describes the discussion,
104  8,1 |             but quite certainly not written by him, three may be mentioned
105  8,1 |          A.D. 221) and was probably written in the latter part of the
106  8,1 |              Justin is said to have written a work on the Sovereignty
107  8,1 |          based on the Syntagma, was written by Justin himself.[43] The
108  8,3 |        narrative. This was probably written in Greek, for a Greek fragment
109  8,3 |             a Greek fragment of it, written probably early in the third
110  8,3 |            In his Epitome of heresy written about A.D. 453 he relates (
111  8,4 |          little himself, books were written about him and against him,
112  8,4 |           or Contradictions. It was written about the middle of the
113  8,4 |       writing of Matthew, which was written in part to meet it). The
114  8,4 |       Dialogue with the Jew Trypho, written in Rome within five or ten
115  8,4 |           All Heresies and may have written a special treatise, Against
116  8,4 |       speaks as though Irenaeus had written such a work; but, if he
117  8,4 |            edition, in three books, written about A.D. 200 (198-202).
118  9,1 |             is credited with having written eighteen and perhaps twenty
119  9,1 |         Palestine.~ The Apology was written probably between A.D. 169
120  9,1 |       University of Michigan is one written in the fourth century and
121  9,1 |          divided the church. It was written, as its opening lines indicate (
122  9,1 |           52] Clement seems to have written his work On the Passover (
123  9,2 |        Revelation, had a manuscript written which proved of great importance.
124  9,3 |           iii. 30) that he had also written a work On History.~ Of all
125  9,3 |         A.D. 180, it must have been written after that time. But the
126 10,2 |            is believed to have been written in the late second or early
127 10,3 |         mentions one On Knowledge, “written against the Greeks,” as
128 10,3 |          Rome. The important letter written by Polycrates to Victor
129 10,4 |           in his Christian History, written about A.D. 430 but now for
130 11,3 |          prison. In another letter, written to Origen not later than
131 11,3 |             books seem to have been written while Clement was still
132 11,3 |            Mar Saba near Jerusalem. Written in an eighteenth-century
133 11,3 |           some of these he may have written; but, if so, they have disappeared.~
134 12,1 |            can read all that he has written?.”~ Origen was a native
135 12,1 |             of books thought of and written by Origen but urged further
136 12,2 |             the Vatican manuscript, written a century later, must have
137 12,4 |     writings of his, one On Prayer, written at the request of Ambrose,
138 12,5 |      apologetic. Against Celsus was written in A.D. 246-48 and is fortunately
139 12,6 |         others. One of the letters, written to Fabianus, bishop of Rome,
140 13,3 |           Oil Daniel in four books, written in A.D. 203-4, which is
141 13,4 |            A.D. 200, Hippolytus had written a shorter work Against All
142 13,4 |            Tertullian). He had also written a work against the Alogi,
143 13,4 |       probably an independent work, written a little later to defend
144 13,4 |           the Revelation was really written by the early heretic Cerinthus.[
145 13,4 |           of the earlier Refutation written by Hippolytus' teacher Irenaeus
146 13,4 |        Against Thirty-two Heresies, written a quarter-century before.
147 13,4 |           views. The Refutation was written in the years 225-30.~ Two
148 13,4 |            and one Against Artemon, written about A.D. 23o-certainly
149 13,5 |           On Christ and Antichrist, written about A.D. 200. It was written
150 13,5 |      written about A.D. 200. It was written in reply to certain topics (“
151 13,5 |           in his Daniel commentary, written in 202-4, and is extant
152 13,5 |            but was pretty certainly written by Hippolytus, for he mentions
153 13,5 |            so that it was evidently written before 225. It was in two
154 13,6 |         early as A.D. 222-23 he had written his Determination of the
155 13,6 |         Latin (De Pascha computus), written in A.D. 242-43 and wrongly
156 13,7 |             a small compact manual, written probably about A.D. 215,
157 13,9 |         account of the Jewish kings written by Justus of Tiberias.~
158 13,9 |       papyrus of two columns of it, written in the middle of the third
159 13,9 |          most famous letter is that written about A.D. 240 to Origen
160 13,9 |           and Origen in his answer, written from Nicomedia where he
161 13,10|             his Letter to Germanus, written in A.D. 259, in defense
162 13,10|             attend but had sent his written opinion to the gathering.
163 13,11|         Allegorists, which had been written by Nepos, bishop of Arsinoe,
164 13,11|         form of letters, which were written by Dionysius between 249
165 14,6 |            Mar cion, in five books, written over and over again, until
166 14,6 |             order m which they were written, for they reveal the gradual
167 14,6 |            of Heretics, chapter 36, written twenty years before, in
168 14,6 |             a slave. The account is written from a Montanist point of
169 14,6 |        friend,” which may have been written early in life and possibly
170 14,6 |         been lost. He may also have written On Clean and Unclean Animals
171 14,8 |     collection of Fronto's letters, written to the emperors Antoninus
172 14,9 |            it. The Apologeticus was written in A.D. 197 and so much
173 14,9 |           the Trinity, for example, written toward A.D. zso, and also
174 14,9 |          the discourse To Novatian, written between A.D. 253 and 758
175 14,9 |           the Octavius was probably written sometime between A.D. 238
176 14,9 |             work On the Trinity was written about A.D. 245, the Octavius
177 14,9 |           are dead when the book is written, but in a work so full of
178 14,11|            of the day.~ The letters written or received by Cyprian during
179 14,11|            thirty-nine letters were written has been pretty generally
180 14,11|          September, 258. No. 81 was written not long before his execution.~
181 14,12|         upon it. The third book was written in response to a later request
182 14,12|             faith. It was evidently written soon after his conversion,
183 14,12|          that the work was probably written in A.D. 249.~ In the third
184 14,12|           the Church, were probably written before he returned to Carthage
185 14,12|             people. It was probably written after the death of Decius (
186 14,12|          Advantage of Patience, was written in the midst of the controversy
187 14,12|       soften its acerbities. It was written early in A.D. 256.~ The
188 14,12|         vices lead and was probably written, like that On the Advantage
189 14,13|        short eulogistic Life of him written soon after his death, probably
190 14,13|      account of his trial and death written very little later, on the
191 14,13|          and may possibly have been written by Novatian, about the end
192 14,13|           Cyprian's Feast (probably written about A.D. 400 in southern
193 14,15|           60), for he seems to have written pastoral letters to his
194 14,16|         that no less than five were written by Novatian: On the Trinity,
195 14,16|            work On Jewish Foods was written as a sort of pastoral when
196 14,16|            order in which they were written, they fall into the following
197 14,16|        sequence. On the Trinity was written before he became a schismatic
198 14,16|       Praise of Mnrtyrdonz was also written before he became a schismatic
199 14,16|            and On Circumcision were written after Novatian became rival
200 14,16|        Modesty arc pastoral letters written to his people while he was
201 14,17|            have been rather hastily written and shows very little acquaintance
202 14,17|        Arnobius' book was evidently written when Diocletian's persecution
203 14,17|             his works, sime of them written a few years later, and its
204 14,17|             it has ever been found, written early in the ninth century,
205 14,18|            Probably his first work, written before he became a Christian,
206 14,18|        gives a list of twelve works written by Lactantius: the Banquet,
207 14,18|            Workmanship was probably written in Nicomedia in A-D- 304,
208 14,20|            305-11, and was probably written shortly after the revision
209 14,20|          Epitome of the Institutes, written in response to a request
210 15,4 |         might owe still more had he written the Preparation first and
211 16   |            the Resurrection, really written by Athenagoras, but here
212 16   |       commentary on the Revelation, written in the twelfth century.~  [
213 16   |            A work Against Montanism written in Rome in the time of Hippolytus
214 16   |       Tertullian's work On Ecstasy, written in A.D. 202-3 to 204-5,