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 1  2,4 |     recent times two small Greek fragments of the fourth century (Oxyrhynchus
 2  2,14|   Alexandria has preserved three fragments from letters of Valentinus
 3  3   |      manuscripts. These numerous fragments from Egypt reflect its wide
 4  4,3 |        know them only from a few fragments. Egyptians was mentioned
 5  4,4 |        and from a few manuscript fragments which may, with some probability,
 6  4,4 |         was found in the papyrus fragments of Jesus' sayings discovered
 7  4,4 |         in 1903; and since these fragments belong to the Gospel of
 8  4,4 |   traditions.~ One of the gospel fragments from Oxyrhynchus (Oxyrhynchus
 9  4,6 |        earliest period.~ For the fragments of five or six leaves of
10  4,6 |   contents of the British Museum fragments may be briefly outlined.
11  4,9 |          later. Except for a few fragments preserved by him, the work
12  4,14|          what it is in the Greek fragments, and in Philip some sections
13  4,14|          a book in the surviving fragments which come from Basilides,
14  5,3 |          mentioned in the Coptic fragments but now supplied m much
15  5,4 |          including the scattered fragments from various sources, is
16  6   |          as hymns, homilies, and fragments of a book containing what
17  7,3 |   Barlaam and loasaph, the Greek fragments from Oxyrhynchus and those
18  7,3 |         and three short Armenian fragments preserving the opening lines.
19  8,1 |     century.~ It may be that the fragments of a treatise On the Resurrection
20  8,4 |          History v. 13. 1).~ Few fragments of Marcion'sbook have been
21  9,1 | influenced Tertullian's. ~ Small fragments of at least six other works
22  9,1 |    detection of three additional fragments of the same homily, one
23 10,2 |      Books iv and v,[56] besides fragments of a Syriac translation.
24 10,3 |    churches of God.~ A few other fragments of Irenaeus have been discovered
25 10,3 |         675-749, but some of the fragments ascribed to him have been
26 11,3 |         two books) of which some fragments exist, and one, Palladius
27 11,3 | Adumbrations of Clement. Smaller fragments are found in Eusebius and
28 11,3 |        been found, but there are fragments of the works On the Passover (
29 12,4 |           except for a number of fragments,and we are dependent for
30 12,4 |      which only a score or so of fragments survive. The book On the
31 12,4 |        perished, except for some fragments; it called forth a reply
32 12,4 |        in ten books. a few small fragments, these too have been lost.~
33 12,7 |        Celsus,[76] and extensive fragments from Books V and VI of the
34 12,7 |        on Romans.[77] The Romans fragments show that Rufinus' Latin
35 13,2 |          arc represented only by fragments, few or many.~ ~
36 13,3 |      lost or represented only by fragments, and it is worthwhile to
37 13,3 |   Creation. There are some Greek fragments of this and the four works
38 13,3 |       chap. i). Four short Greek fragments~The Witch of Endor. A Greek
39 13,3 |        some of them). Four Greek fragments~Proverbs. Twenty-nine fragments~
40 13,3 |  fragments~Proverbs. Twenty-nine fragments~Ecclesiastes. One fragment~
41 13,3 |        Possible Greek and Syriac fragments~The Parable ofthe Talents.
42 13,3 |         Two Thieves. Three Greek fragments~The Revelation. Some Arabic
43 13,3 |          Revelation. Some Arabic fragments~ ~
44 13,4 |     except for three substantial fragments preserved in Eusebius Church
45 13,5 |      Only a few Greek and Syriac fragments remain of it.~ A work On
46 13,5 |      books, but only a few Greek fragments remain. (See W. J. Malley
47 13,5 |       seem to be no identifiable fragments, so that their dates cannot
48 13,6 |         is lost, except for some fragments, principally a leaf of a
49 13,9 |   chroniclers, but its scattered fragments have not yet been fully
50 13,11|       and possess some important fragments of it (Church History vi.
51 13,11|       Church History vii 26. 3), fragments of which are preserved in
52 13,11|          is lost except for some fragments preserved by Athanasius
53 13,11|    letters but, except for a few fragments, his major writings, On
54 13,12|     survives today only in brief fragments, partly because Eusebius
55 13,12|        the Church History. These fragments reveal that Theognostus
56 13,13|   Pierius.~ There are even fewer fragments from the works of his successor
57 13,14|          Arius. Apart from small fragments, we possess from Peter a
58 13,15|    Slavonic versions, along with fragments in Greek and sometimes also
59 14,18|             Three other works or fragments apparently of Lactantius
60 14,20|          books. Except for a few fragments, they have disappeared.~
61 16   |       taken account of scattered fragments.~ ~The Letter of Polycarp
62 16   |        1899, nos. 107-10. On the fragments in general see R.M. Grant
63 16   |         XI (1960), 76-82. On the fragments of Melito see R. M. Grant
64 16   |         There are several Syriac fragments of this work in Bar-Salibi’