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 1  1,2 |       part of any early Christian writer? Sometimes it is thought
 2  2,2 |          letter does not name its writer. It is written simply in
 3  2,2 |         he is the first Christian writer to quote one of Paul's letters
 4  2,5 |   Ignatius is the first Christian writer to describe the Docetic
 5  2,6 |   Ignatius. Ignatius is the first writer to show acquaintance with
 6  2,8 |         to date the book, for the writer speaks of the temple as
 7  2,9 |         language of the book.~The writer of the Epistle ofthe Apostles
 8  2,9 |      carried away on a cloud.~The writer's historical weakness is
 9  2,9 |       toward a creed, as when the writer in chapter 3 proclaims his
10  2,9 |        were a contemporary of the writer; he flourished at just that
11  3   |      century, one early Christian writer made use of this style in
12  3   |       described by the Muratorian writer (ca. A.D. 200) as the brother
13  3   |         been completed by a third writer, who created Vision 5 to
14  3   |        statement ofthe Muratorian writer that Hermas was the brother
15  3   |          women, and the Christian writer lays hold of these hideous
16  3   |          a quo is afforded by the writer's use of the Four Gospels,
17  3   |           was the first Christian writer to mention the Sibyl, and
18  3   |         xxiv. 3, 6; xxxviixl. The writer was evidently a Valentinian
19  4,2 |           written.”~ Not that the writer of these lines intended
20  4,4 |      altogether probable that its writer knew the Fourfold Gospel.
21  4,5 |            is the first Christian writer to mention it by name. He
22  4,5 |           and says that no church writer has made use of it. Still
23  4,6 |     tampered with, the new gospel writer had no inhibitions of that
24  4,6 |        generation with them.~ The writer of this British Museum gospel
25  4,8 |        for Clement identifies its writer with “the apostle Matthias” (
26  4,9 |            Origen is the earliest writer to mention the Gospel ofthe
27  4,10|     brother, declares himself the writer, and Jerusalem the place
28  5,2 |       when a few years later, the writer of the Acts of Paul was
29  5,4 |           the Revelation. Who the writer of these Acts of John was
30  5,5 |          then, for some Christian writer early in the third century (
31  5,5 |       spirited of the Twelve. The writer had also a considerable
32  5,5 |         fact, Justin is the first writer to suggest that Simon Magus
33  5,8 |          Eusebius is the earliest writer to mention them, and we
34  6,2 |         it. Eusebius is the first writer to mention 11 Clement (Church
35  6,2 |         from that gospel, but the writer is also familiar with the
36  6,2 |     sentence further, so that the writer is not quoting I Clement
37  6,3 | Hierapolis.~ The oldest Christian writer to give exegesis of this
38  7,1 |           natural for a Christian writer, setting up a pattern of
39  7,3 |        Joasaph (or Josaphat), the writer of which had evidently worked
40  7,4 |    Maximus the Confessor, a Greek writer of the seventh century already
41  8,1 |         most voluminous Christian writer up to his time, and his
42  8,2 |           more the concern of the writer than what he has to say.
43  8,3 |          if somewhat intemperate, writer, and he certainly does not
44  9,1 |     meager record of so copious a writer.[47]~ Anastasius of Sinai,
45  9,2 |      fourth century, is the first writer to speak of him, quoting
46  9,3 |          in Lactantius, a Western writer who died about A.D. 325,
47  9,3 |        and only Eastern Christian writer to mention Theophilus, as
48 10,1 |      traditional ideals of such a writer as Irenaeus.~ Irenaeus is
49 10,2 |   Irenaeus is the first Christian writer who can be shown to have
50 10,2 |       most important anti-Gnostic writer of antiquity. His practice
51 10,4 |          of the church. The first writer to take any steps in that
52 11,1 |           a teacher rather than a writer in the Christian cause.
53 11,1 |       later career as teacher and writer was so identified with Alexandria
54 11,3 |     exceeds that of any Christian writer before him, and of this
55 12,1 |           most prolific Christian writer of antiquity. Epiphanius
56 12,1 |    clearest picture of an ancient writer and his publisher that has
57 12,6 |   Although Origen's activity as a writer was not notable in the early
58 13,1 |          sects and was a prolific writer. He strongly opposed the
59 13,2 |          is really our last Greek writer in the Western church.~
60 13,4 |         It is as an antiheretical writer, however, that we naturally
61 13,8 |         He is the first Christian writer to reflect II Peter, and
62 13,11|       have been a successful hymn writer; Dionysius says that the
63 14,8 |          as a lawyer, orator, and writer. He becam a senator and
64 14,9 |           be strange if the Roman writer could think so disparagingly
65 14,13|          earliest Latin Christian writer, but Koch has placed it
66 14,15|          first considerable Latin writer of the Roman church. Jerome,
67 14,17|          Jerome is about the only writer who read it and speaks of