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 1  2,2 |          them. The letter does not name its writer. It is written
 2  2,2 |           is written simply in the name of “the Church of God that
 3  2,2 |   Christian prophet writing in the name of Jesus himself, the Roman
 4  2,2 |          Roman Church wrote in the name of the chief of the apostles.
 5  2,5 |         Antioch, in Syria, and his name was Ignatius. News of his
 6  2,7 |        Ignatius and written in his name, probably late in the fourth
 7  2,8 |        first two letters of Jesus' name, and the Greek figure for
 8  2,9 |           of Ephesus, wrote in the name of the apostles a letter
 9  2,9 |         The idea of writing in the name of all the apostles was
10  2,9 |   bridesmaids, giving each one the name of some virtue or faculty.
11  2,11|        possibly the martyr of that name who suffered in the Decian
12  2,13|          groundlessly, claimed the name of Mark. But the quaintest
13  3   |         the work that it takes its name.~ Hermas was or had been
14  3   |         wrote an apocalypse in the name of Peter and introduced,
15  3   |           It is mentioned again by name in an old Latin sermon of
16  3   |           perhaps be given another name as it is evidently earlier
17  4,1 |           a gospel and give it his name.... I know a gospel that
18  4,4 |       Christians of Egypt, but the name may really be no more than
19  4,4 |             and finally gave their name to it, so that it came to
20  4,5 |           book, assuming the great name of Peter and writing it
21  4,5 |            writer to mention it by name. He had heard of its currency
22  4,5 |          by the schismatics in the name of the apostles (Church
23  4,5 |            the first person in the name of an apostle, and one of
24  4,8 |     forfeited by Judas (1:26); his name was Matthias. Nothing more
25  4,8 |         Egypt, which was given his name and called the Traditions
26  4,8 |        with another book under his name, the Gospel of Matthias,
27  4,8 |         disappeared, with only its name surviving. This is all that
28  4,10|           it the “Gospel under the name of James the Less.”~ We
29  4,10|             This group derived its name from its view that Old and
30  5,1 |            it first called by that name in the Muratorian canon
31  5,1 |           it must have come by the name much earlier than that,
32  5,1 |         literature and gave it its name.~ ~
33  5,4 |         John was written under the name of his supposed disciple
34  5,5 |        Paul and Acts of John.~ The name of Peter had long been connected
35  5,5 |         already gathered about the name of Peter, and legend had
36  5,5 |       Greek, Peter-the Rock. “Your name is Peter, a rock, and on
37  5,5 |    comfortingly, addressing her by name, and saying, 'O thou, remember
38  5,7 |           of sale. (A king of this name, called Hyndopheres in Greek,
39  5,9 |         narrative that it owes its name, the Recognitions.~ The
40  6,1 |      Scripture that goes under the name of Chrysostom, which may
41  6,1 |        Pharisees which went by his name carried the fiction of his
42  6,2 |          at all. That it lacks the name of Soter does not matter;
43  6,2 |            book, which he does not name, but merely describes as “
44  6,3 |            serpent's poison in the name of the Lord and was shielded
45  7,1 |         think first of him. In his name, therefore, about the beginning
46  7,1 |  Principles, prologue 8) under the name the Teaching (or Doctrine)
47  7,1 |            associated with Peter's name. Jerome says that this saying
48  7,1 |         all the works claiming the name of Peter, Eusebius accepted
49  7,4 |             and, since it uses the name of one of Aristo's debaters,
50  8,1 |           condemned simply for the name they bear. They are not
51  8,1 |          and a Jew named Trypho, a name perhaps suggested by a well-known
52  8,1 |        Greek manuscripts under the name of Justin, but quite certainly
53  8,1 |          come down to us under the name of Justin, but all except
54  8,3 |        pursuit of his studies. His name was Tatian. He says he came
55  9,1 |     condition, and headed with the name of Melito. In it we find
56  9,2 |            the philosopher of that name to whom Boethus of Alexandria
57 10,4 |           It would be difficult to name a lost book of early Christian
58 10,4 |      preserved somewhere under the name of Josephus, which was sometimes
59 11,2 |           very rarely mentions his name. Alexander of Jerusalem,
60 11,3 |             but it is difficult to name any of them, except probably
61 11,3 |      proceeds to teach them in the name of Jesus, the divine Instructor. “
62 11,3 |          by Cassiodorus, under the name of the Adumbrations of Clement.
63 11,3 |           by Melito's book of that name), On Patience, and Against
64 12,5 |     generations earlier, under the name of the True Discourse, pointing
65 13,2 |         were republished under the name of Hippolytus by Duncker
66 13,3 |     sermons of Chrysostom.~ We can name at least eighteen other
67 13,4 |         his are known, at least by name: one Against Marcion, now
68 13,9 |   Bar-Cochba War, in A.D. 135. His name was Julius Africanus. He
69 14,2 | Tertullianus, to give him his full name. He was born in Carthage,
70 14,6 |        from the Latin work of that name. Other lost writings are
71 14,9 |      understood or even named; any name would fall short of him.
72 14,9 |            of mention of Christ by name in the Octavius is natural
73 14,9 |            and preserved under the name of Cyprian.[92] So the Octavius
74 14,9 |           appearance of the latter name, Caecihus Natalis, in a
75 14,10|  Christianity in North Africa. His name was Cyprian.~ Caecilius (
76 14,13|          connection with Cyprian's name, they call for mention here.
77 14,15|           wrote two letters in its name to Cyprian, probably in
78 14,15|     Carthaginian presbyter of that name. He accepts Cornelius' judgment
79 14,16|           down to us under his own name, and yet some of his writings
80 14,16|          and republished under his name.~ Out of twelve or possibly
81 14,16|       twenty treatises bearing the name of Origen found some years
82 14,20|         400, in a poem of the same name.~ Among the lost works of
83 14,21|    identify it with a work of that name that has come down to us
84 16   |          preserved under Cyprian's name, the treatise That Idols