Chapter, Paragraph

  1  1,1 |         to writing until the late second century. The most important
  2  1,6 |          the earlier years of the second century swelled to a flood
  3  1,6 |          Christian circles in the second and third centuries.~A few
  4  2,4 |    edition, composed early in the second century, perhaps at Antioch;
  5  2,5 |          of Antioch.~Early in the second century a Christian prisoner
  6  2,6 |        with other martyrs; in the second (chap.13), he asks for further
  7  2,8 |       Justin in the middle of the second century took opposite views
  8  2,8 | Alexandria, toward the end of the second century, accepted it as
  9  2,9 |           About the middle of the second century a Greek Christian
 10  2,9 |     Twelve Apostles, early in the second century, and again toward
 11  2,9 |          Creed.~The fixing of the second coming “when a hundred and
 12  2,10|           After the middle of the second century we find a few accounts
 13  2,11|    between Ignatius, early in the second century, and Irenaeus, toward
 14  2,11|         too often repeated in the second and third centuries, and
 15  2,14|        therefore place within the second century.”[3]~ ~ ~
 16  3   |           among Christians in the second century when the Jewish
 17  3   |           Old Testament, but this second Christian apocalypse shows
 18  3   |     century, or very early in the second. Since the second vision
 19  3   |          in the second. Since the second vision states that it should
 20  3   |         have a great vogue in the second century. It found its way
 21  3   |      Latin versions (one from the second century), no complete Greek
 22  3   |           at the beginning of the second century; later on, another
 23  3   |         from about the end of the second century, where it stands
 24  3   |           Sibylline Oracles, late second or early third century (
 25  3   |       immediately break out.~ The second Apocalypse of James is a
 26  4,2 |         its first volume from the second not only enriched the gospel
 27  4,3 |        well known in Egypt in the second century: the Gospel according
 28  4,4 |           current in Greek in the second century and was probably
 29  4,4 |           about the middle of the second century. Hebrews was about
 30  4,4 |      harlots and flute girls, the second increases his, and the third
 31  4,4 |           Asia Minor early in the second century, “related another
 32  4,4 |         writing at the end of the second century, quotes a curious
 33  4,5 |           Christians early in the second century to resort to the
 34  4,5 |     Antioch toward the end of the second century (A.D. 191), is the
 35  4,6 |          Gospel.~ Sometime in the second quarter of the second century
 36  4,6 |         the second quarter of the second century a Greek Christian
 37  4,6 |          in the first half of the second century. This is the Rylands
 38  4,6 |          whence Jesus comes. In a second fragment the rulers try
 39  4,8 |    Testament, but sometime in the second century a work was written,
 40  4,8 |           after the middle of the second century.~ The Secret Sayings,
 41  4,9 |           sects that arose in the second century, the most Jewish
 42  4,9 |         them from Irenaeus in the second century, from Origen and
 43  4,9 |             Toward the end of the second century the Ebionites produced
 44  4,10|          Around the middle of the second century the desire to set
 45  4,10|          around the middle of the second century. The second, the
 46  4,10|           the second century. The second, the Gospel of Philip, “
 47  4,10|     probably as early as the late second century.~ Among the less
 48  4,11|          toward the middle of the second century, but this hypothesis
 49  4,14|        the Gospel of Philip). The second, also partly preserved in
 50  4,14|      which probably come from the second and third centuries.~ We
 51  5,1 |          Christian leaders of the second and third centuries, whether
 52  5,1 |      effort. By the middle of the second century authentic memories
 53  5,1 |          of the Four Gospels, the second volume was left to go its
 54  5,4 |         Laodicea to Ephesus for a second stay. In chapters 87-105
 55  5,4 |         John was condemned by the Second Council of Nicaea, A.D.
 56  5,5 |          rise of the sects in the second century led the churches
 57  5,9 |           found expression in the second and third centuries in the
 58  6,1 |     disciples “sang the hymn” the second part (Pss. 115-18) of the
 59  6,1 |  manuscript on January 4, 1909. A second manuscript of the Odes and
 60  6,1 |       time near the middle of the second century, before Christian
 61  6,2 |          what has survived as the Second Letter of Clement-obviously
 62  6,2 |          the sermon well into the second quarter of the second century.
 63  6,2 |         the second quarter of the second century. From another curious
 64  6,2 |      Christian preaching from the second quarter of the second century
 65  6,2 |         the second quarter of the second century is considerable.
 66  6,3 |           in Phrygia early in the second century. Papias lost no
 67  7,1 |        about the beginning of the second century, or very early in
 68  7,1 |          the opening years of the second century, A.D. I00-110. Its
 69  7,1 |           Hebrews in Egypt in the second quarter, and Heracleon in
 70  7,2 |          Egypt, very early in the second century, in the Preaching
 71  8,1 |           about the middle of the second century, in defense of Christianity.
 72  8,1 |           there ever was really a second.~ The Apology is addressed
 73  8,1 |          sects, the middle of the second century, and it was natural
 74  8,1 |         Rome in the middle of the second century, when the memoirs
 75  8,1 |    follows seems to belong to the second day of the debate, 78:6,
 76  8,1 |          the closing years of the second century. Six other works
 77  8,2 |        dated the work in the late second century or the early third.~ ~
 78  8,3 |           after the middle of the second century a rhetorician from
 79  8,4 |          Christian history in the second century was Marcion. Although
 80  8,4 |           about the middle of the second century or soon after. In
 81  8,4 |         once remarked that in the second century Marcion was the
 82  9,3 |          in the last third of the second century was Theophilus,
 83  9,3 |         for the resurrection. The second is a treatise. It continues
 84  9,3 |          seems to make use of the second book (chap. 25 and 26),
 85 10   | Antiheretical Writers of the Late Second Century: Irenaeus and Hegesippus.~
 86 10,1 |     created toward the end of the second century is to misunderstand
 87 10,2 |          come down to us from the second century. (We do not possess
 88 10,2 |          been written in the late second or early third century,
 89 11,1 |           after the middle of the second century. For a long time
 90 11,3 |           appeal.~ The Tutor, the second book in Clement's sequence,
 91 12,1 |            31. 2). It was in this second Alexandrian period, which
 92 12,2 | translations had been made in the second century by Aquila, Theodotion,[
 93 12,6 |        already described. In this second Alexandrian period, zip-3o,
 94 13,4 |          philosophies, his (lost) second and third, probably, to
 95 13,8 |       writings from the first and second centuries, among them Hebrews,
 96 14,3 |           those who made them.~ A second book of this same year,
 97 14,5 |        who flourished late in the second and early in the third century
 98 14,6 |      Monogamy, protesting against second marriages, and his work
 99 14,8 |        and was himself considered second only to Cicero. He was invited
100 14,11|           greatest difficulty.~ A second group of twenty letters (
101 14,12|        the Law, and so forth. The second deals with the nature and
102 14,12|        probably in A.D. 246.~ His second treatise, On the Dress of
103 15,1 |   Oxyrhynchus and dating from the second century (Oxyrhynchus Papyrus
104 15,2 |      basis for guessing.[99]~ The second library Eusebius used was
105 15,3 |       information about the later second century was derived from
106 15,3 |         list. From the end of the second century and the beginning
107 15,3 |          in the last third of the second century (iv. 21). Longevity
108 15,4 |        Neoplatonic schools of the second and third centuries. The
109 15,4 |          derived from Alexandria. Second, the needs of controversy