Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 |         so in his Church History (iii. 16; iv. 23. II). Dionysius
 2  2,3 |          181-89 (Against Heresies iii. 3. 3); by Clement of Alexandria
 3  2,4 |          rejected (Church History iii. 25. 4). Athanasius, in
 4  2,7 |           letters (Church History iii. 36): Ephesians, Magnesians,
 5  2,7 |   Eusebius in his Church History (iii. 36. 14, 15) supplies the
 6  2,8 |       rejected (“Church History,” iii. 25. 4). The “List of the
 7  2,11|        his work Against Heresies (iii. 3. 4), where he records
 8  3   |       Acts of Paul, especially in III Corinthians (ca. A.D. 160-
 9  3   |          writings (Church History III. 25. 4). Macarius of Magnesia,
10  3   |          one in Nag Hammadi Codex III, while a consider ably longer
11  4,3 |        neither male nor female’” (III. 92). Again, when Salome
12  4,3 |           then, in not bearing?” (III. 64, 66). According to the
13  4,4 |   Eusebius in his Church History (iii. 39. 17) says that Pa pias,
14  4,4 |   disputed books” (Church History iii. 25. 5). Jerome (toward
15  4,5 |          apostles (Church History iii. 25. 6) and says that no
16  4,8 |      through faith and knowledge (iii. 4. 26). This is the text
17  4,8 |          Eusebius (Church History iii. 25. 6), doubtless following
18  4,10|        Irenaeus (Against Heresies iii. 11. 9), who says that it
19  5,2 |      writes (Commentary on Daniel iii. 29), “that when Paul was
20  5,3 |          and Armenian churches as III Corinthians). He takes leave
21  5,5 |        treatise Against Heresies (iii. 3. 2, 3), ca. A.D. 185,
22  5,5 |          Eusebius (Church History iii. 30. 2)” “They say that
23  5,5 |           of them (Church History iii. 1). The Genesis commentary
24  5,5 |        the church (Church History iii. 3. 2), but it does not
25  5,5 |        Irenaeus (Against Heresies iii. 3. 3) and names Linus as
26  5,8 |   Testament canon (Church History iii. 25. 6) Eusebius speaks
27  5,8 |       heretical. His reference in iii. i. i, z, to Origen's account,
28  6,2 |           Clement (Church History iii. 38. 4), but he is careful
29  6,2 |           Egyptians (Miscellanies iii. 92). Other curious sayings
30  7,1 |   Eusebius in his Church History (iii. 3. 2, A.D. 326) groups
31  7,1 |          his work (Church History iii. 3. 1).~ The Preaching of
32  7,4 |           Eusebius Church History iii. 5. 3). It was one of the
33  8,3 |        him a Syrian (Miscellanies iii. 81). He claims to have
34  8,3 |  preserved (Clement, Miscellanies iii. 81). Here Tatian takes
35  8,4 |        Against Heresies (1. 27-2; iii. 3. 4) and more than once
36  8,4 |   treatise against him (1. 27. 4; iii. 12. 12. Eusebius quotes
37  9,3 |      Theophilus himself we learn (iii. 30) that he had also written
38  9,3 |         death of Marcus Aurelius (iii. 27), which took place in
39  9,3 |     Autolycus and quotes from it (iii. 29). The work is preserved
40  9,3 |   inspired by one spirit of God” (iii. 12). Theophilus gives us
41 10,2 |       type of Christianity (Haer. iii. 3. 2). He gores a list
42 10,2 |          contemporary Eleutherus (iii. 3. 3), in whose episcopate,
43 10,2 |   Testament and the Four Gospels (iii. II. 8) but the Acts (iii.
44 10,2 |         iii. II. 8) but the Acts (iii. 12. 15) and the letters
45 10,3 |     errors of Marcion (i. 27. 4.; iii. 12. 12), and Eusebius (
46 10,4 |           them go (Church History iii. 20. 1-8). So, however careless
47 12,7 |     Testament, were James, II and III John, Jude, II Peter, Barnabas,
48 13,2 |      really contains Books ii and iii and part at least of Book
49 14,6 |        his work Against Heresies (iii. 3. 2, 3) about the position
50 14,6 |         different beings; in Book iii he argued that the Christian
51 14,13| Tertullian's Apologeticus in Part III, chapters 10-15. An effort
52 14,16|        works Against the Jews and III Praise of Martyrdom were
53 14,17|        itself on his mercy.~ Book iii meets the charge that Christians
54 15,2 |         the writings of Josephus (iii. 9. z). He wrote his own
55 15,2 |    Africanus (Oxyrhynchus Papyrus iii. 412), the library also
56 15,3 |      Philo (ii. 18) and Josephus (iii. 9).~ For the early church
57 15,3 |        the Apology of Tertullian (iii. 3 3). In the library there
58 15,3 |         those that are not such” (iii. 3. 3).~ The result of such
59 16   |            57] Oxyrhynchus Papyri iii, 405, iv, p. 264.~  [58]
60 16   |    commentaire d’Origene sur Rom. III. 5-V. 7, Cairo 1957.~  [
61 16   |            87] Oxychynchus Papyri iii. 412.~  [88] Against Rufinus