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 1  1,4 |      centuries can be noted with Irenaeus of Lyons, who about A.D.
 2  1,4 |         Christian writers before Irenaeus can be grouped in four volumes
 3  1,4 |      Christian literature before Irenaeus reproduced literary types
 4  1,5 |         the writings of men like Irenaeus, Clement, Tertullian, Hippolytus,
 5  1,6 |         of Christianity men like Irenaeus, Tertullian, and Origen
 6  2,3 |    Church History IV. 22. 1); by Irenaeus, 181-89 (Against Heresies
 7  2,9 |          Thomas and is quoted in Irenaeus (Against Heresies 1. 20.
 8  2,11|          the second century, and Irenaeus, toward its end. In 154
 9  2,11|      Polycarp by the accounts of Irenaeus, who when he was a boy in
10  2,11|     Church History (v. 20. 4-8). Irenaeus tells us more about Polycarp
11  2,11|  Martyrdom of Polycarp, and what Irenaeus had to say about him.~ Eusebius
12  2,11|        copied from the papers of Irenaeus by Gaius, who lived with
13  3   |     repudiated and condemned it. Irenaeus accepted it as scripture;
14  3   |    secret book) of John, used by Irenaeus in his description of Ophite
15  4,7 |      what Beta is.' According to Irenaeus (Against Heresies 1. 20.
16  4,9 |  sacrifice. We hear of them from Irenaeus in the second century, from
17  4,10|         Valentinus, according to Irenaeus (Against Heresies iii. 11.
18  4,10|       the Gospel of Judas, which Irenaeus tells us was used among
19  4,11|    Valentinian “gospel” of which Irenaeus spoke. It is certainly not
20  4,14|        We have already seen that Irenaeus ascribed the Gospel of Truth
21  4,14|         the “incantations” which Irenaeus says his followers used (
22  5,5 |   attract a Christian novelist.~ Irenaeus of Lyons says in his treatise
23  5,5 |       down to us is reflected in Irenaeus (Against Heresies iii. 3.
24  6,2 |       being a letter of Clement. Irenaeus may have used it, but he
25  6,3 |        work has disappeared, but Irenaeus and Eusebius knew it and
26  6,3 |        mention Papias other than Irenaeus (A.D. 181-89) and Eusebius (
27  6,3 |           which rather attracted Irenaeus but so repelled Eusebius:~ ~
28  6,3 |          underlie those given by Irenaeus, but recovering them is
29  8,1 |        But Justin's contemporary Irenaeus also mentions Against Marcion
30  8,1 |       work Against Marcion which Irenaeus mentions and quotes and
31  8,1 |          as those of Hegesippus, Irenaeus, Hippolytus, and Epiphanius.
32  8,3 |   denying the salvation of Adam. Irenaeus discusses his heretical
33  8,4 |         made immediate use of by Irenaeus, but is now lost. Irenaeus
34  8,4 |       Irenaeus, but is now lost. Irenaeus tells of Marcion in the
35  8,4 |          iv. 25 speaks as though Irenaeus had written such a work;
36  8,4 |       Justin, Rhodo, Theophilus, Irenaeus, Philip, and Modestus there
37  9,3 |         Theophilus' contemporary Irenaeus seems to make use of the
38  9,3 |     although it is possible that Irenaeus was really using the lost
39  9,3 |        been argued that not only Irenaeus but Tertullian, Adamantius,
40 10   |         the Late Second Century: Irenaeus and Hegesippus.~
41 10,1 |       ideals of such a writer as Irenaeus.~ Irenaeus is important
42 10,1 |      such a writer as Irenaeus.~ Irenaeus is important because he
43 10,1 |         the views of Valentinus. Irenaeus' middle and later life was
44 10,1 |         persecution of A.D. 177. Irenaeus thus knew Christianity East
45 10,2 |         Heresies or Refutation.~ Irenaeus was not only an active missionary
46 10,2 |    understood it (Books III-V).~ Irenaeus appeals to the fact that
47 10,2 |        five books, of his work.~ Irenaeus also appealed to a Christian
48 10,2 |        letters of Paul. In fact, Irenaeus is the first Christian writer
49 10,2 |         Shepherd of Hermas. With Irenaeus, Christians began to call
50 10,2 |         books of his Refutation, Irenaeus still has his eye on the
51 10,2 |      that so important a book as Irenaeus' treatise should have disappeared,
52 10,2 |         almost contemporary with Irenaeus.[57]~ ~
53 10,3 |      addition to his major work, Irenaeus wrote a number of other
54 10,3 |         It gives new evidence of Irenaeus' debt to Justin Martyr but
55 10,3 |         in the hands of men like Irenaeus.~ Irenaeus also wrote a
56 10,3 |     hands of men like Irenaeus.~ Irenaeus also wrote a number of letters
57 10,3 |      bearing on Polycarp, and on Irenaeus' memories of him (Church
58 10,3 |     Church History v. 20. 2-8).~ Irenaeus himself says that he intends
59 10,3 |       Marcion have disappeared.~ Irenaeus participated in the paschal
60 10,3 |       represented by Polycrates. Irenaeus sought to calm the storm
61 10,3 |          I7). Eusebius adds that Irenaeus corresponded with most of
62 10,3 |         A few other fragments of Irenaeus have been discovered in
63 10,3 |          any one of the works of Irenaeus in the original Greek.~ ~
64 10,4 |       used almost immediately by Irenaeus, A.D. 18 r-89, in his great
65 10,4 |     those of Justin, Hegesippus, Irenaeus, and Hippolytus, likewise
66 13,1 |         Among the young men whom Irenaeus taught, probably in the
67 13,4 |   written by Hippolytus' teacher Irenaeus and perhaps of Hippolytus'
68 13,5 |     great work of his old master Irenaeus. It is often mentioned in
69 13,8 |         from that of his teacher Irenaeus. He accepted the Four Gospels
70 14,5 |    creative, for he owed much to Irenaeus and Melito. He was also
71 14,6 |         Catholic movement, which Irenaeus reflected. He was, in fact,
72 14,6 |          his polemic writings by Irenaeus, and Tertullian and Irenaeus
73 14,6 |     Irenaeus, and Tertullian and Irenaeus are the first Catholic Fathers.~
74 14,6 |           This is very much what Irenaeus says in his work Against
75 14,7 |       both Greek and Latin. Like Irenaeus, he had a New Testament,
76 14,7 |      Tatian, Melito, Theophilus, Irenaeus, and Clemen His own influence
77 14,16| something also to Theophilus and Irenaeus.~His book is the work of
78 15,3 |     Justin, Tatian, The 0philus, Irenaeus, Tertulhan, Julius Africanus,
79 15,3 |  Montanists (v. I6-I9), works by Irenaeus (v. 20 and 26), on the paschal
80 16   |      Apostles, the Acts of Paul, Irenaeus' Demonstration of the Apostolic
81 16   |      Gospel Harmony (?); no text~Irenaeus, Refutation of Gnosticism;
82 16   |         Homily i on Luke.~  [15] Irenaeus Against Heresies 1. 26.