Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Pref |    quotations from them in later writers, particularly from Eusebius.~
 2 Pref |          of the names of ancient writers with whom the casual reader
 3  1,4 |        down to us from Christian writers before Irenaeus can be grouped
 4  1,5 |      with the apologists and the writers against the sects, the scene
 5  1,5 |        in the West we have Latin writers at work simultaneously with
 6  1,5 |         treatment those diligent writers who worked in three or four
 7  1,6 |     although none of these later writers achieved the insight of
 8  1,6 |          faith. It was an age of writers, publishers, books, and
 9  2,2 |     about A.D. 88 to 97. Ancient writers, from Dionysius of Corinth (
10  3   |        series of early Christian writers, the book itself had long
11  3   |        Ephesus (500 B.C.). Early writers knew of but one Sibyl, but
12  3   |          the Greek world. Jewish writers took up the idea about the
13  3   |   Christian literature.~ Gnostic writers, naturally enough, played
14  4,2 |         whole flock of Christian writers soon undertook to write
15  4,4 |       from it by early Christian writers and from a few manuscript
16  4,4 |          he derived from earlier writers. The Gospel of the Hebrews
17  4,6 |     mentioned by early Christian writers. One would expect it to
18  4,10|         produced by non-literary writers is not always fully coherent.
19  4,10|      known to some of the church writers. The first, the Gospel of
20  4,14|     imagination of antiheretical writers. Epiphanius mentions a Gospel
21  5,4 |         was we cannot say. Later writers spoke of him as Leucius
22  5,4 |      found in Greek, or in Greek writers, although the emperor's
23  5,5 |          time of Pontianus Roman writers were thinking of Peter as
24  6,1 |          Psalter turned new song writers to Solomon, in view of his
25  6,3 |          and what they and later writers quoted from it shows that
26  6,3 |         A long list of Christian writers use or mention Papias other
27  6,3 |        his gospel. Most of these writers indicate in which of the
28  7   |          been crucified.~ Jewish writers, seeking to command their
29  7,1 |        not appealed to by church writers.[34] Indeed, of all the
30  8,1 |     mentioned by later Christian writers, beginning with his own
31  8,1 |        Gr. 16]), and other Roman writers knew his work, although
32  8,1 |       have influenced subsequent writers on the heresies we cannot
33  8,2 |  increasing concern of Christian writers with matters of literary
34  8,3 |          apologist. But numerous writers refer to him as a heretic-Irenaeus,
35  8,3 |       originated, although later writers, like the author of the
36  9,1 |         ablest and most prolific writers of his day-Melito of Sardis.
37  9,3 |      Among the notable Christian writers who sprang up in such numbers
38  9,3 | contradictory doctrines of Greek writers with the messages of the
39  9,3 |          the immorality of pagan writers and the falsity of their
40 10   |                    Antiheretical Writers of the Late Second Century:
41 10,2 |         of the leading Christian writers of his day, and his work
42 10,2 |  treasure house from which later writers on the heresies drew. He
43 10,2 |       used by the anti-heretical writers Hippolytus and Epiphanius.
44 10,2 |      quotations from it in later writers, our knowledge of it is
45 10,3 |          25) lists him among the writers against Marcion. The others
46 10,3 |         been discovered in later writers like John of Damascus, A.D.
47 10,4 |  Eusebius' references to the two writers show (Church History ii.
48 10,4 |         historical and polemical writers were indebted to Hegesippus.
49 12,1 |    credited to Origen by ancient writers.~ Eusebius says that Origen “
50 12,3 |      observations found in early writers. These began to be made
51 13   |       Hippolytus and Other Greek Writers of the Third Century.~
52 13,4 |        afterward used by various writers on heresy-Epiphanius, Philastrius [
53 13,5 |         is mentioned by medieval writers (Photius, Philoponus) as
54 13,6 |         often reflected in later writers. The Madrid manuscript shows
55 13,9 |         variously given by later writers; Syncellus said it contained
56 14   |                  Latin Christian Writers.~
57 14,8 |          the leading pagan Latin writers of the secon century, M.
58 15,3 |           3) famous teachers and writers, (4) heretics, (5) the disasters
59 15,3 |         to “indicate what church writers in each period have made
60 15,3 |       from none of the heretical writers whose heresies he discusses.
61 15,4 |       that of Hellenistic Jewish writers and earlier Christian apologists),
62 16   |          course, a host of minor writers whom I have not enumerated,