Chapter, Paragraph

  1  2,3 |   Constantinople a complete Greek text of it in a manuscript dated
  2  2,3 |  manuscript dated A.D. 1056. This text he published in 1875. One
  3  2,4 |            now at Jerusalem), the text of the “Teaching of the
  4  2,7 |         indeed, no complete Greek text of it is known, and although
  5  2,8 |        had been lost, so that the text skipped from Polycarp, “
  6  2,8 |      contained the complete Greek text of Barnabas, and, fearing
  7  2,8 |         to copy that long-desired text. A few years later, in 1873,
  8  2,8 |    published first the full Greek text of I and II Clement (1875),
  9  2,8 |          contained the full Greek text of Barnabas, and its readings
 10  2,9 |     Schmidt in 1919 published the text. But no part of it has yet
 11  2,11|            for it states that the text was copied from the papers
 12  3   |       century), no complete Greek text of it has come to light.
 13  3   |      inaccurate and badly written text. The Michigan papyrus (third
 14  3   |      almost a fourth of the Greek text but does not include the
 15  3   |          imbedded in the Ethiopic text, but that in the Greek fragment
 16  3   |          short lines of the Greek text, and a double leaf from
 17  3   |   discovery of the complete Greek text of this early apocalypse
 18  4,4 |          of it but saw an Aramaic text in Palestine, which, he
 19  4,4 |           quarter, since no Greek text of it came to his notice,
 20  4,5 |       fragment (174 lines) of its text was written, the gospel
 21  4,8 |          iii. 4. 26). This is the text quoted, Clement says, by
 22  5,2 |            helped to build up the text in the original Greek. But
 23  5,3 |        the newly discovered Greek text, which begins with this
 24  5,4 |          from a form of the Greek text very much later than the
 25  5,4 |     before chapter 58. A complete text of the Acts has yet to be
 26  5,4 |           the emperor.~ The Greek text of the Acts (chaps. I06-15)
 27  5,4 |    important light upon the Greek text of the Acts.~ The Acts of
 28  5,5 |      their husbands.~ No complete text of these Acts has been found,
 29  7,3 |          Sinai an almost complete text of the book in a Syriac
 30  7,3 |           36] The sources for the text of the Apology are therefore
 31  7,3 |         the truest witness to the text, but it has been alternately
 32  7,3 |        hope that a complete Greek text of it will sometime come
 33  7,4 |     Aristo's dialogue, a complete text of which, in either Greek
 34  8,1 |         more was missing from the text from which our oldest manuscript
 35  8,2 |         Christian literature. The text is broken at two points (
 36  8,3 |         form of it in the Vulgate text takes the place of the Four
 37  9,1 |       than seventeen pages of its text, mostly in good condition,
 38  9,2 |         revised and corrected the text, and the book is known as
 39 12,2 |                                On Text.~ Ever since the founding
 40 12,2 |          a scholar's eye upon the text of the Greek Old Testament,
 41 12,3 |         on; Origen held that each text. had an inner, spiritual,
 42 12,7 |  presumably derives from Origen's text as preserved at Caesarea.”[
 43 14,9 |        independent witness to the text of Arnobius. It was first
 44 16   |         history.~ In the list “no text” is to be understood as
 45 16   |      meaning “no extended body of text.” I have not taken account
 46 16   |    Philippians; no complete Greek text~The Epistle of the Apostles;
 47 16   |         of the Apostles; no Greek text~The Letter ofthe Gallican
 48 16   |    Gallican Churches; no complete text~The Shepherd of Hermas;
 49 16   |         Hermas; no complete Greek text~The Revelation of Peter;
 50 16   |          Peter; no complete Greek text~The Sibylline Books, Books
 51 16   |           Books ix, x, and xv; no text~The Pistis Sophia; no Greek
 52 16   |           Pistis Sophia; no Greek text~The Gospel ofthe Egyptians;
 53 16   |      ofthe Egyptians; no complete text~The Gospel ofthe Hebrews;
 54 16   |        ofthe Hebrews; no complete text~The Gospel of Peter; no
 55 16   |      Gospel of Peter; no complete text~The British Museum Gospel;
 56 16   |        Museum Gospel; no complete text~The Gospel of Thomas; no
 57 16   |         Thomas; no complete Greek text~The Traditions of Matthias;
 58 16   |        Traditions of Matthias; no text~The Secret Sayings of Matthias;
 59 16   |           Sayings of Matthias; no text~The Gospel of Matthias(?);
 60 16   |         Gospel of Matthias(?); no text~The Gospel of Ebionites;
 61 16   |           Gospel of Ebionites; no text~The Gospel of Basilides;
 62 16   |           Gospel of Basilides; no text~The Gospel of Judas(?);
 63 16   |        The Gospel of Judas(?); no text~The Gospel of Truth; no
 64 16   |         Gospel of Truth; no Greek text~The Gospel of Philip; no
 65 16   |        Gospel of Philip; no Greek text~The Gospel of Bartholomew(?);
 66 16   |      Gospel of Bartholomew(?); no text~The Gospel of Barnabas(?);
 67 16   |         Gospel of Barnabas(?); no text~The Gospel of Apelles(?);
 68 16   |          Gospel of Apelles(?); no text~The Gospel of Cerinthus(?);
 69 16   |        Gospel of Cerinthus(?); no text~The Gospel of Eve(?); no
 70 16   |          The Gospel of Eve(?); no text~The Gospel of Perfection(?);
 71 16   |       Gospel of Perfection(?); no text~The Acts of Paul; no complete
 72 16   |         Acts of Paul; no complete text~The Acts of John; no complete
 73 16   |         Acts of John; no complete text~The Acts of Peter; no complete
 74 16   |        Acts of Peter; no complete text~The Acts of Andrew; no complete
 75 16   |       Acts of Andrew; no complete text~The Clementine Recognitions;
 76 16   |   Recognitions; no complete Greek text~The Preaching of Peter;
 77 16   |        The Preaching of Peter; no text~The Apology of Quadratus;
 78 16   |          Apology of Quadratus; no text~Aristo, Dialogue of Jason
 79 16   |         of Jason and Papiscus; no text~The Apology of Aristides;
 80 16   |      Aristides; no complete Greek text~Justin, Dialogue with Trypho;
 81 16   |          with Trypho; no complete text~ Against the Greeks; no
 82 16   |            Against the Greeks; no text~ Against All Heresies (the
 83 16   |    Heresies (the Refutation?); no text~ On the Sovereignty of God;
 84 16   |        the Sovereignty of God; no text~ Psaltes; no text~ On the
 85 16   |         God; no text~ Psaltes; no text~ On the Soul; no text~The
 86 16   |          no text~ On the Soul; no text~The Letter to Diognetus;
 87 16   |         to Diognetus; no complete text~Tatian, The Diatessaron;
 88 16   |   Diatessaron; no Greek or Syriac text~ Problems; no text~ On Perfection
 89 16   |         Syriac text~ Problems; no text~ On Perfection according
 90 16   |          to the Saviour; no Greek text~ On Animals; no text~Rhodo,
 91 16   |        Greek text~ On Animals; no text~Rhodo, Solutions; no text~
 92 16   |         text~Rhodo, Solutions; no text~ Against the Heresy ofMarcion;
 93 16   |          the Heresy ofMarcion; no text~ On the Six Days' Work of
 94 16   |        Days' Work of Creation; no text~Marcion, The Contradictions;
 95 16   |            The Contradictions; no text~The Teaching of the Apostles,
 96 16   |    Apostles, short form; no Greek text~Papias, Interpretations
 97 16   |         of Sayings ofthe Lord; no text~The Odes of Solomon; no
 98 16   |        Solomon; no complete Greek text~Hegesippus, Memoirs; no
 99 16   |           Hegesippus, Memoirs; no text~Melito, On the Conduct of
100 16   |         Life and the Prophets; no text~ On the Church; no text~
101 16   |           text~ On the Church; no text~ On the Lord's Day; no text~
102 16   |       text~ On the Lord's Day; no text~ On the Faith of Man; no
103 16   |           On the Faith of Man; no text~ On His Creation; no text~
104 16   |         text~ On His Creation; no text~ On the Obedience of Faith;
105 16   |        the Obedience of Faith; no text~ On the Senses; no text~
106 16   |           text~ On the Senses; no text~ On the Soul and Body; no
107 16   |          On the Soul and Body; no text~ On Baptism; no text~ On
108 16   |           no text~ On Baptism; no text~ On Truth; no text~ On the
109 16   |    Baptism; no text~ On Truth; no text~ On the Creation and Generation
110 16   |          Generation of Christ; no text~ On Prophecy; no text~ On
111 16   |          no text~ On Prophecy; no text~ On Hospitality; no text~
112 16   |          text~ On Hospitality; no text~ A Key [to the Scriptures];
113 16   |            to the Scriptures]; no text~ On the Devil and the Revelation
114 16   |        the Revelation of John; no text~ The Apology; no text~ Selections
115 16   |          no text~ The Apology; no text~ Selections from the Old
116 16   |        from the Old Testament; no text~Theophlius of Antioch, Against
117 16   |           Heresy ofHermogenes; no text~ Against Marcion; no text~
118 16   |         text~ Against Marcion; no text~ A Gospel Harmony (?); no
119 16   |          A Gospel Harmony (?); no text~Irenaeus, Refutation of
120 16   |           of Gnosticism; no Greek text~Demonstration ofthe Apostolic
121 16   |     Apostolic Preaching; no Greek text~On Knowledge; no text~On
122 16   |       Greek text~On Knowledge; no text~On Schism; no text~On the
123 16   |  Knowledge; no text~On Schism; no text~On the Ogdoad; no text~On
124 16   |         no text~On the Ogdoad; no text~On Sovereignty; no text~
125 16   |           text~On Sovereignty; no text~Clement of Alexandria, The
126 16   |       Outlines [of Scripture]; no text~On the Passover; no text~
127 16   |          text~On the Passover; no text~On Fasting; no text~On Evil-speaking;
128 16   |            no text~On Fasting; no text~On Evil-speaking; no text~
129 16   |         text~On Evil-speaking; no text~On Patience; no text~On
130 16   |           no text~On Patience; no text~On Providence; no text~On
131 16   |         no text~On Providence; no text~On the Prophet Amos(?);
132 16   |           the Prophet Amos(?); no text~Tertullian, On Baptism;
133 16   |  Tertullian, On Baptism; no Greek text~On the Hope ofthe Faithful;
134 16   |           Hope ofthe Faithful; no text~On Paradise; no text~Against
135 16   |           no text~On Paradise; no text~Against the Followers of
136 16   |          Followers of Apelles; no text~On the Origin ofthe Soul;
137 16   |         the Origin ofthe Soul; no text~On Fate; no text~On Ecstasy;
138 16   |         Soul; no text~On Fate; no text~On Ecstasy; no text~The
139 16   |            no text~On Ecstasy; no text~The Garments of Aaron; no
140 16   |         The Garments of Aaron; no text~To a Philosophic Friend;
141 16   |          a Philosophic Friend; no text~On Flesh and Soul; no text~
142 16   |        text~On Flesh and Soul; no text~On Submission of Soul; no
143 16   |         On Submission of Soul; no text~The Superstition ofthe World;
144 16   |      Superstition ofthe World; no text~On Shows; no Greek text~
145 16   |           text~On Shows; no Greek text~On the Veiling of Virgins;
146 16   |      Veiling of Virgins; no Greek text~On Clean and Unclean Animals(?);
147 16   |        and Unclean Animals(?); no text~On Circumcision(?); no text~
148 16   |       text~On Circumcision(?); no text~Hippolytus, Refutation of
149 16   |       Heresies; no complete Greek text~ On Daniel; no complete
150 16   |         Daniel; no complete Greek text~ On the Song of Songs; no
151 16   |           Song of Songs; no Greek text~ On the Blessing ofMoses;
152 16   |        Blessing ofMoses; no Greek text~ On the Story of David and
153 16   |       David and Goliath; no Greek text~ The Six Days of Creation;
154 16   |          Six Days of Creation; no text~ What Followed the Six Days;
155 16   |         Followed the Six Days; no text~ The Blessing of Jacob;
156 16   |         The Blessing of Jacob; no text~The Blessing of Balaam;
157 16   |        The Blessing of Balaam; no text~Moses' Song; no text~Elkanah
158 16   |           no text~Moses' Song; no text~Elkanah and Hannah; no text~
159 16   |       text~Elkanah and Hannah; no text~The Witch of Endor; no text~
160 16   |       text~The Witch of Endor; no text~On the Psalms; no text~On
161 16   |         no text~On the Psalms; no text~On Proverbs; no text~On
162 16   |           no text~On Proverbs; no text~On Ecclesiastes; no text~
163 16   |          text~On Ecclesiastes; no text~On Isaiah (part); no text~
164 16   |         text~On Isaiah (part); no text~On Ezekiel (part); no text~
165 16   |        text~On Ezekiel (part); no text~On Zechariah; no text~On
166 16   |          no text~On Zechariah; no text~On Matthew (part); no text~
167 16   |        text~On Matthew (part); no text~The Parable ofthe Talents;
168 16   |         Parable ofthe Talents; no text~The Two Thieves; no text~
169 16   |          text~The Two Thieves; no text~On the Revelation; no text~
170 16   |        text~On the Revelation; no text~Against Marcion; no text~
171 16   |          text~Against Marcion; no text~Against Artemon, the Little
172 16   |          the Little Labyrinth; no text~Against Thirty-two Heresies;
173 16   |           Thirty-two Heresies; no text~Heads against Gaius (?) ;
174 16   |      Heads against Gaius (?) ; no text~In Defense ofthe Gospel
175 16   |        and Revelation of John; no text~On the Resurrection; no
176 16   |           On the Resurrection; no text~On the Universe-against
177 16   |          the Greeks and Plato; no text~On Good and the Source of
178 16   |        and the Source of Evil; no text~Address to Severina; no
179 16   |           Address to Severina; no text~Determination ofthe Date
180 16   |          ofthe Date of Easter; no text~The Chronicle; no Greek
181 16   |           The Chronicle; no Greek text~The Apostolic Tradition;
182 16   |     Apostolic Tradition; no Greek text~Gaius, Dialogue with Proclus;
183 16   |         Dialogue with Proclus; no text~Origen, The Hexapla; no
184 16   |           Origen, The Hexapla; no text (a Syriac version of the
185 16   |     Principles; no complete Greek text~Letters; Eusebius' collection
186 16   |        Miscellanies, ro books; no text~Julius Africanus, Chronography;
187 16   |       Africanus, Chronography; no text~Cestoi, or Paradoxa; no
188 16   |           Cestoi, or Paradoxa; no text~Letter to Aristides; no
189 16   |           Letter to Aristides; no text~Dionysius of Alexandria,
190 16   |            On Nature; no complete text~On Trials; no text~On Promises;
191 16   |       complete text~On Trials; no text~On Promises; no complete
192 16   |          On Promises; no complete text~The Refutation and Apology;
193 16   |        Refutation and Apology; no text~Exposition of Ecclesiastes (
194 16   |        Ecclesiastes (partial); no text~on Temptations; no text~
195 16   |           text~on Temptations; no text~Fifty Letters, most of them;
196 16   |         Letters, most of them; no text~Nepos of Arsinoe, Refutation
197 16   |  Refutation ofthe Allegorists; no text~Novatian, On the Passover;
198 16   |     Novatian, On the Passover; no text~On the Sabbath; no text~
199 16   |           text~On the Sabbath; no text~on Circumcision; no text
200 16   |          text~on Circumcision; no text on the Priesthood; no text~
201 16   |        text on the Priesthood; no text~On Prayer; no text~On Zeal;
202 16   | Priesthood; no text~On Prayer; no text~On Zeal; no text~On Attalus;
203 16   |       Prayer; no text~On Zeal; no text~On Attalus; no text~Pamphilus,
204 16   |            no text~On Attalus; no text~Pamphilus, Defense of Origen;
205 16   |       Defense of Origen; no Greek text; only~Lactantius, The Banquet (
206 16   |           Banquet (Symposium); no text~Journey to Nicomedia; no
207 16   |          Journey to Nicomedia; no text~Grammar; no text~Letters
208 16   |    Nicomedia; no text~Grammar; no text~Letters to Probus, four
209 16   |         to Probus, four books; no text~Letters to Severus, two
210 16   |         to Severus, two books; no text~Letters to Demetrianus,
211 16   |        Demetrianus, two books; no text~Victorinus, Against All
212 16   |          All Heresies; no certain text~Commentaries on Genesis,
213 16   |        Song of Songs, Matthew; no text~ ~There were, of course,