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 1  2,5 |          significant enough to be preserved. We know of no writings
 2  2,11|   Florinus, which fortunately was preserved in Eusebius' Church History (
 3  2,14|         Clement of Alexandria has preserved three fragments from letters
 4  3   |        parables. This is the form preserved in the third-century Michigan
 5  4,4 |       Syria, and that it was also preserved in the library of Pamphilus
 6  4,4 |    variant version of the account preserved in Luke 7:36-50. There is
 7  4,9 |       From the quotations from it preserved in Epiphanius, it is clear
 8  4,9 |        Except for a few fragments preserved by him, the work has disappeared.~ ~
 9  4,10|       infant John is miraculously preserved, but Herod puts John's father,
10  4,12|       they are similar to what is preserved in the Gospel ofthe Hebrews
11  4,12|     strikingly similar to sayings preserved in the Synoptic Gospels
12  4,14|            24] The former, partly preserved also in a fourth-century
13  4,14|           The second, also partly preserved in Greek in an Oxyrhynchus
14  5,4 |          s discourses and wonders preserved in other sources, chiefly
15  5,5 |          paralyzed. This story is preserved only in Coptic, but Augustine
16  5,5 |           The rest of the Acts is preserved in Greek as well as in Latin.
17  5,6 |          Greek forms of it, it is preserved also in Latin, Ethiopic,
18  5,9 |          but the Recognitions are preserved in full only in a Latin
19  6,1 | bridegrooms.~ ~This hymn, perhaps preserved only in part, recalls the
20  6,2 |           to the fact that it was preserved at Corinth, which was the
21  6,2 |      Letter of Clement, which was preserved there and perhaps occasionally
22  6,3 |        Jews. These statements are preserved in Philip of Side, who wrote
23  7,1 |          of Peter (the passage is preserved only in Latin) when he writes
24  7,2 |        which is all that has been preserved of it:~ ~But the works of
25  7,2 |         the copyist of the letter preserved and the copyist omitted
26  7,2 |     omitted exactly what Eusebius preserved. Moreover, if the fragment
27  8,1 |        and the Dialogue. They are preserved in two manuscripts dated
28  8,1 |           and 167). This account, preserved in four Greek manuscripts
29  8,1 |          Out of a number of works preserved in Greek manuscripts under
30  8,3 |         the Savior which has been preserved (Clement, Miscellanies iii.
31  9,1 |  fragment-a part of a sentence-is preserved in the Paschal Chronicle.
32  9,1 |           work On Baptism. One is preserved in Origen and two in Anastasius
33  9,2 |      Tatian (now lost from it but preserved in the three copies early
34  9,3 |         it (iii. 29). The work is preserved in an eleventh-century manuscript
35 10,3 |          Victor on the subject is preserved in part in Church History
36 10,3 |          and temperate letter are preserved in Eusebius (Church History
37 10,4 |  Hegesippus. They may possibly be preserved somewhere under the name
38 11,3 |       Jude, and I and II John, is preserved in a Latin translation by
39 12,2 |            about half of which is preserved in an eighth-century manuscript,
40 12,5 | three-fourths of Celsus' work are preserved in this way. Origen wrote
41 12,5 |         246-48 and is fortunately preserved in full in Greek.~ Origen'
42 12,6 |       letters, only two have been preserved: the one to Africanus, in
43 12,7 |     derives from Origen's text as preserved at Caesarea.”[73] As a theological
44 13,2 |          so few of them have been preserved in Greek, but Hippolytus
45 13,2 |   forty-three, of which eight arc preserved, complete or nearly so,
46 13,3 |     complete in Old Slavic but is preserved in large part in Greek also.
47 13,3 |         Lazarus (John, chap. 11), preserved in Grech among the sermons
48 13,4 |       three substantial fragments preserved in Eusebius Church History
49 13,6 |          But a good part of it is preserved, sometimes more or less
50 13,7 |   so-called Canons of Hippolytus, preserved in Arabic and Ethiopic,
51 13,11|            fragments of which are preserved in Procopius of Gaza, and
52 13,11|         except for some fragments preserved by Athanasius in his work
53 13,15|          dialogue form, have been preserved primarily in Slavonic versions,
54 14,6 |  Tertullian, thirty-one have been preserved, and the names of more than
55 14,9 |            Adversus nationes) and preserved as such, appended to the
56 14,9 |      between A.D. 253 and 758 and preserved under the name of Cyprian.[
57 14,10|            The substance of it is preserved in one of Cyprian's letters (
58 14,12|     regarded as genuine have been preserved, but two of these may be
59 14,15|           On the Trinity has been preserved.~ ~
60 14,17|    Octavius of Minucius Felix was preserved and has come down to us.
61 14,21|         fragment De fabrics mundi preserved in a single manuscript at
62 15   |         did not just happen to be preserved. The various books were
63 16   |           These chapters are also preserved in two Latin manuscripts
64 16   |           20.~  [92] Another work preserved under Cyprian's name, the