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  1 Pref |          and wide for five hundred years. This literature sprang
  2 Pref |          studies of the last sixty years have recovered some long-lost
  3 Pref |          to me during almost forty years of service at Chicago was
  4 Pref |             in the course of those years. But new discoveries in
  5 Pref |          new discoveries in recent years have surprisingly supplemented
  6 Pref |      greater reinforcements in the years to come. It is with this
  7  1,1 |           during the first fifteen years or so after his death there
  8  1,2 |            of Smyrna, about twenty years later, quotes Jesus with
  9  1,4 | apocalypses are scattered over the years from A.D. 100 on, so that
 10  1,6 |        Christianity in the earlier years of the second century swelled
 11  2,2 |         letter down ten or fifteen years later than A.D. 75, suggested
 12  2,5 |           writings of his from the years at Antioch, and of none
 13  2,7 |    circulation perhaps twenty-five years earlier. That Polycarp has
 14  2,7 |        Latin version.~Nearly sixty years later, in A.D. 167, Polycarp
 15  2,8 |      creation are the six thousand years the earth is to last before
 16  2,8 |          with him means a thousand years.” So interpreted, the author
 17  2,8 |           long-desired text. A few years later, in 1873, Bryennius
 18  2,9 |           when a hundred and fifty years are past (so the Ethiopic;
 19  2,9 |           when a hundred and fifty years are past” points to a date
 20  2,9 |         born one hundred and fifty years before he writes. Some touches
 21  2,11|      Smyrna whose life spanned the years between Ignatius, early
 22  2,11|            Polycarp was eighty-six years of age at the time of his
 23  2,11|          Smyrna for at least fifty years. He was greatly respected
 24  3   |          known in Rome in the last years of the first century and
 25  3   |          perhaps begun in the last years of the first century, A.D.
 26  3   |      episcopate, which covered the years 88-97. Hermas certainly
 27  3   |            Herman over a series of years. The Michigan papyrus throws
 28  3   |            the congregation. A few years later he completed the Shepherd
 29  3   |     disciples for eleven or twelve years after the Resurrection and
 30  4,5 |          in its last lines.~ Fifty years ago all that we knew of
 31  4,9 |        Jesus, who was about thirty years of age, and he chose us.
 32  4,9 |          Asia Minor, perhaps fifty years before he visited Caesarea,
 33  4,10|          Samuel. When she is three years old, she is taken to the
 34  4,10|       Clement of Alexandria, a few years earlier (A.D. 190-210),
 35  5,2 |           religion, and for twenty years this movement, Montanism,
 36  5,2 |        Baptism 17) that when a few years later, the writer of the
 37  5,5 |        Acts 8:9-24). As the twelve years Jesus had told the apostles
 38  5,5 |         Jesus to remain for twelve years in Jerusalem and then go
 39  5,9 |            and Andrew-in the early years of the fourth century probably
 40  7,1 |           a third race. For twelve years the apostles were to labor
 41  7,1 |        been written in the opening years of the second century, A.D.
 42  7,1 |            in Jerusalem for twelve years after his departure before
 43  7,1 |   tradition of Peter's twenty-five years ministry in Rome also rests
 44  7,4 |     Against Celsus iv. 52).~ A few years after Celsus and before
 45  8,1 |     probably about A.D. 135. A few years later he became a Christian
 46  8,1 |       probably a work of the early years of the third century.~ On
 47  8,1 |            as early as the closing years of the second century. Six
 48  8,3 |    published by C. H. Kraeling two years later; but its chief significance
 49  8,4 |           writing in Rome some ten years later, says that Marcion
 50  8,4 |            Rome within five or ten years after Marcion's book, has
 51  8,4 |        again revised ten or twelve years later, a fact which suggests
 52 10,4 |          appeared some twenty-five years before (ca. A.D. 150).~
 53 11,3 |        part at least the result of years of diligent notetaking.~
 54 11,3 |            writing in these twelve years. The outbreak of the persecution
 55 11,3 |      disapproved of Clement. Forty years after the persecution of
 56 11,3 |         the Isis litany found some years ago at Oxyrhynchus.[64]
 57 12,1 |        when he was hardly eighteen years old. For a dozen years he
 58 12,1 |    eighteen years old. For a dozen years he carried on that work
 59 12,1 |          and lived for perhaps two years in Caesarea, preaching in
 60 12,1 |          which lasted for thirteen years, that Origen's real work
 61 12,1 |         Athens and Arabia in these years. The persecution of Maximin,
 62 12,1 |           Cappadocia and spend two years there, as Palladius says (
 63 12,2 |    Pamphilus and remained for many years in the library that he gathered
 64 12,5 |        that, although almost sixty years had passed since Celsus
 65 12,6 |           to 215-16, even in those years he was learning Hebrew and
 66 12,7 |          History vi. 32. 3). A few years later Pamphilus wrote a
 67 13,1 |            taught, probably in the years he spent at Lyons, was one
 68 13,2 |          of Hippolytus.~ A hundred years ago the works of Hippolytus
 69 13,2 |   manuscript discoveries of recent years, a list of no less than
 70 13,4 |      Refutation was written in the years 225-30.~ Two other polemic
 71 13,6 |           Last Day” (of a thousand years) would follow the year of
 72 13,9 |        Mount Ararat and spent some years at Edessa, where he enjoyed
 73 13,9 |        into six days of a thousand years each,[86] that the coming
 74 13,9 |            5500; that five hundred years later, the final thousand
 75 13,9 |          later, the final thousand years, the millennium, would begin.
 76 13,10|        When Heraclas died, sixteen years later, Dionysius became
 77 13,11|       Novatian, the fateful middle years of the third century. But,
 78 14,3 |         death of Severus, fourteen years later, A.D. 211, and the
 79 14,6 |          spread over ten or twelve years of his life, from about
 80 14,6 |           him in the course of ten years from the bosom of the Catholic
 81 14,6 |            Catholic. It covers the years 197 to 202. He had become
 82 14,6 |            course of the next five years, 198-202, he wrote twelve
 83 14,6 |       Roman Christianity. For five years Tertullian works to build
 84 14,6 |              In the following five years, 208-13, he wrote also the
 85 14,6 |            course of the next five years he wrote Against Praxeas
 86 14,6 |         chapter 36, written twenty years before, in 198-202:~ ~The
 87 14,6 |      Augustine, almost two hundred years later, found a group of
 88 14,6 |           from the Catholic church years before his death.~ ~
 89 14,9 |        Octavius.~ Sixty or seventy years later Minucius Felix, probably
 90 14,10|           49, little more than two years after conversion, he was
 91 14,10|            of the church.~ The ten years that followed were years
 92 14,10|           years that followed were years of great stress and pe,
 93 14,11|        Into these twelve momentous years Cyprian crowded a great
 94 14,11|     received by Cyprian during the years of his episcopate mirror
 95 14,11|         established in general the years from which these letters
 96 14,11|           the church in the middle years of the third century they
 97 14,14|           Hippolytus (who died ten years before Cyprian's conversion),
 98 14,14|    Testament of Tertullian's later years, Cyprian's differs only
 99 14,15|          held by Hippolytus twenty years earlier, Novatian and his
100 14,16|          name of Origen found some years ago by Batiffol (i9oo) and
101 14,17|         sime of them written a few years later, and its subsequent
102 14,18|            Crispus, then about ten years of age. Jerome says Lactantius
103 14,19|            with it for a number of years, beginning with 304. It
104 14,19|          sixth “day” of a thousand years was ended, which would be
105 14,19|            be in about two hundred years (7:25), the millennium would
106 14,20|            Other Writings.~ In the years 313 and 314 Lactantius wrote
107 14,20|         had been in prison for six years, A.D. 305-11, and was probably
108 14,20|           which lives five hundred years and then makes a kind of
109 16   |          in part in the last fifty years are a goodly company: the
110 16   |            90 that said a thousand years were in God's sight like
111 16   |          said a day was a thousand years. II Peter says both (3:8).