Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,2 |         the Last Supper; I Cor. 15:3, traditions about the Resurrection).
 2  1,2 |          Rome to the Corinthians ( 3:1; 46:7) — perhaps based
 3  1,2 |            the Lord said” (Phil. 2:3). Not only does the manner
 4  2,2 | reconciliation. After a prayer (59:3 - 61:3) he closes with a
 5  2,2 |          After a prayer (59:3 - 61:3) he closes with a summary
 6  2,3 |            A.D. 100 (Vision ii. 4. 3) ; and his letter is mentioned
 7  2,3 |          89 (Against Heresies iii. 3. 3); by Clement of Alexandria
 8  2,3 |           Against Heresies iii. 3. 3); by Clement of Alexandria
 9  2,3 |            On First Principles ii. 3. 6, etc.); and by Eusebius (
10  2,4 |       Clement mentioned in Phil. 4:3, but more recently because
11  2,4 |        section in the “Didache,” 1:3-2:1, represents the Jewish
12  2,7 |      absent wrote letters to you” (3:2). The collection he is
13  2,7 |           Eph. 12:2; Pol. Phil. 11:3) very much as though they
14  2,9 |  extensively from the Psalms (Pss. 3 [in full], 13, 49).~There
15  2,9 |         when the writer in chapter 3 proclaims his doctrine of
16  2,11|        work Against Heresies (iii. 3. 4), where he records Polycarp'
17  2,14|        within the second century.”[3]~ ~ ~
18  3   |          have taught others” (Rom. 3:1). He probably had I Peter
19  3   |           instance, Heresies xxiv. 3, 6; xxxviixl. The writer
20  4,4 |   Jerusalem by the Spirit (Ezek. 8:3), and Habakkuk, lifted up
21  4,4 |            in Ignatius, Smyrnaeans 3:2, and, according to Origen (
22  4,4 |    According to the Hebrews” (xxx. 3). Probably in Jerome's days
23  4,10|            from David (Dialogue c. 3), as the Book of James does (
24  4,10|   Epiphanius, Heresies xxxviii. 1. 3). This group derived its
25  4,10|          quotes (Heresies xxvi. 2, 3), and the Gospel of Perfection,
26  5,2 |        book and gave its length as 3,560 lines, or more than
27  5,3 |        forms of the life of Paul.~ 3. At Myra, where Thecla had
28  5,4 |          the Acts of Paul denies. (3) The Acts of John is more
29  5,5 |    treatise Against Heresies (iii. 3. 2, 3), ca. A.D. 185, that
30  5,5 |       Against Heresies (iii. 3. 2, 3), ca. A.D. 185, that the
31  5,5 |        church (Church History iii. 3. 2), but it does not seem
32  5,5 |    Irenaeus (Against Heresies iii. 3. 3) and names Linus as the
33  5,5 |           Against Heresies iii. 3. 3) and names Linus as the
34  5,7 |          tells the king about it.~ 3. A serpent has killed a
35  5,8 |           the Andrew section (Book 3) of Abdias' Apostolic History.~
36  5,8 |            leave her husband; and (3) the martyrdom of Andrew.~
37  6,1 |           songs to the Colossians (3:16). In the canticles of
38  6,2 |        plain from some words in 17:3: “Let us not merely seem
39  6,2 |      appears also in I Clement (23:3, 4), but in II Clement it
40  6,2 |    mentioned in Hermas (Vision ii. 3, 4). Hernias quotes from
41  7,1 |           Letter to the Smyrnaeans 3:2 (A.D. 110-I7) as evidence
42  7,1 |           his Church History (iii. 3. 2, A.D. 326) groups the
43  7,1 |          work (Church History iii. 3. 1).~ The Preaching of Peter
44  7,2 |            day (Church History iv. 3. 2).~ ~This little fragment
45  7,3 |           m the Church History iv. 3. 3. We cannot be sure that
46  7,3 |          the Church History iv. 3. 3. We cannot be sure that
47  7,3 |          the Christians' books (16:3, 5). Aristides is also strongly
48  7,4 |    Eusebius Church History iii. 5. 3). It was one of the ten
49  7,4 |          it (Church History iv. 6. 3).~ The dialogue was represented
50  7,4 |           Commentary on Galatians (3:13) remembers that he has
51  7,4 |            quotation of it in Gal. 3:13. Aquila flourished, according
52  8,1 |       writings of the prophets (67:3) were read to the congregation
53  8,3 |     anti-ascetic verses of I Con 7:3-6 and twists them in an
54  8,4 |             Church History iv. 24. 3) and was very probably made
55  8,4 |            Heresies (1. 27-2; iii. 3. 4) and more than once declared
56  9,1 |           as the Revelation shows (3:1-6), and in the time of
57  9,1 |             Church History iv. 26. 3), in A.D. r67-68. Polycrates
58  9,3 |           Church History iv. 24. 1-3). Jerome (On Illustrious
59 10,2 |           Christianity (Haer. iii. 3. 2). He gores a list of
60 10,2 |      contemporary Eleutherus (iii. 3. 3), in whose episcopate,
61 10,2 |   contemporary Eleutherus (iii. 3. 3), in whose episcopate, A.D.
62 10,4 |             Church History ii. 23. 3-18). Of almost as much interest
63 10,4 |        show (Church History ii. i. 3, 4; 23. 3). Neither Clement
64 10,4 |           History ii. i. 3, 4; 23. 3). Neither Clement nor Origen
65 11,2 |       India (Church History v. 10. 3; On Illustrious Men 36).~ ~
66 12,1 |           and a year later, in 202-3, Demetrius, the bishop,
67 12,1 |             Church History vi. 21. 3, 4). He also revisited Athens
68 12,1 |   abundance” (Church History vi. x 3. 1, 2). It will be seen
69 12,6 |             Church History vi. 36. 3) Jerome's list of Origen'
70 12,7 |             Church History vi. 32. 3). A few years later Pamphilus
71 13,11|             Church History vii 26. 3), fragments of which are
72 14,6 |        work Against Heresies (iii. 3. 2, 3) about the position
73 14,6 |       Against Heresies (iii. 3. 2, 3) about the position of the
74 14,6 |     Paradise-these probably in 202-3 to 204-5. The Exhortation
75 14,6 |            persecution of A.D. 202-3, is not certain; it is extant
76 14,13|            Church History (vi. 43. 3; vii. 3), and Jerome deals
77 14,13|           History (vi. 43. 3; vii. 3), and Jerome deals with
78 14,19|        implied in 2: 1, 4:1, and 6:3, presupposes the new edict
79 14,19|        polytheism and its causes; (3) “On False Wisdom,” the
80 15,2 |         letters by Origen (vi. 36. 3) and was responsible for
81 15,3 |     mention that by Aristides (iv. 3); he knew a “letter of Pilate” (
82 15,3 |        Apology of Tertullian (iii. 3 3). In the library there
83 15,3 |      Apology of Tertullian (iii. 3 3). In the library there was
84 15,3 |        martyrs (v. praef. 2; v. 4. 3).~ Much of his information
85 15,3 |          paschal controversy (v. z 3), miscellaneous documents (
86 15,3 |          and the leaders in them, (3) famous teachers and writers, (
87 15,3 |           that are not such” (iii. 3. 3).~ The result of such
88 15,3 |        that are not such” (iii. 3. 3).~ The result of such a
89 15,3 |        from the apostles” (ii. 23. 3), in the reign of Hadrian,
90 15,3 |       anything by Cyprian (vi. 43. 3). It is especially unfortunate
91 15,3 |          the Valentinians (iv. 30. 3), we have not been told
92 16   |      Cambridge, 1936), No. 107.~  [3] For “Father of truth” see
93 16   |       Gnostics but also II Clement 3:1, 20:5, and Origen First
94 16   |            und Untersuchungen, XX, 3, 1900, I ff.~  [60] Philip
95 16   |        altchristlichen Litteratur, 3 vols.; Leipzig, 1893-1904,
96 16   |       Ecstasy, written in A.D. 202-3 to 204-5, and to have been
97 16   |         years. II Peter says both (3:8). The two statements,
98 16   |            Symbosium, London 1958, 3-4, 169-70.~  [90] F. J.
99 16   |         100] Church History vi 32. 3; vii 28. 1.~  [101] Eusebiana,