Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,1 |           these were not committed to writing until the late second century.
 2  1,6 |         thought did not stop with the writing of the New Testament, and
 3  2,1 |            earliest form of Christian writing was naturally the letter,
 4  2,2 |      authority of a Christian prophet writing in the name of Jesus himself,
 5  2,2 |           memory and his teaching.~In writing to the Corinthians, however,
 6  2,4 |               so clearly the earliest writing outside of the New Testament
 7  2,5 |             way of providing him with writing materials or forwarding
 8  2,5 |              of Christian sympathy by writing a letter to each of these
 9  2,5 |           criticized the Judaizers in writing to the Magnesians and the
10  2,5 |               Smyrna had given him in writing and sending his letters,
11  2,6 |             he could, and this he did writing them on his own account
12  2,6 |             Ignatius made so much; in writing he simply grouped himself
13  2,6 |      information about him, evidently writing soon after Ignatius' departure
14  2,9 |              Corinthians. The idea of writing in the name of all the apostles
15  3   |           special kind of apocalyptic writing was revived among Christians
16  3   |               must have suggested the writing of the Revelation of Peter.
17  4,2 |                It was not so much the writing of the individual gospels
18  4,2 |               intended to suggest the writing of further gospels; they
19  4,4 |              of its contents. Jerome, writing about the end of the fourth
20  4,4 |                Clement of Alexandria, writing at the end of the second
21  4,4 |     Hegesippus made some use of it in writing his Memoirs, A.D. 175-85 (
22  4,5 |               there arose the idea of writing a gospel to tell the story,
23  4,5 |               great name of Peter and writing it in the first person: “
24  4,8 |            for Clement of Alexandria, writing probably about A.D. 190-
25  4,9 |             used the Greek gospels in writing their gospel but actually
26  4,10|            and Jerusalem the place of writing.~ The story about the escape
27  4,10|     resurrection, it is Philip who is writing them down, and Philip, Thomas,
28  5,1 |         pointed toward further gospel writing, the Book of Acts left a
29  5,2 |             out and made to admit the writing of this first Christian
30  6,2 |             texts. Another is that of writing books of exegesis-a practice
31  7,3 |            Apology of Aristides.~ The writing of apologies for Christianity
32  8,4 |         almost succeeded, for Justin, writing in Rome some ten years later,
33  8,4 |           broached as far back as the writing of Matthew, which was written
34  8,4 |             declared his intention of writing a special treatise against
35  8,4 |               convert of Tatian's, as writing a book Against Marcion,
36  9,1 |                Polycrates of Ephesus, writing to Victor of Rome when the
37 10,2 |              had taught it. As he was writing in the West, he pointed
38 10,2 |              although of course he is writing polemic, not dispassionate
39 10,4 |               motive of Hegesippus in writing his five books of Memoirs
40 11,2 |               him with a good deal of writing, probably through a misunderstanding
41 11,3 |            this work of mine is not a writing artfully constructed for
42 11,3 |          about 202, doing most of his writing in these twelve years. The
43 11,3 |             he committed his views to writing and expressed himself in
44 11,3 |      abandoned the types of Christian writing that had been customary
45 12,1 |            that Origen's real work of writing began.~ In 230 he traveled
46 12,1 |              teaching, preaching, and writing. His fame spread over the
47 12,1 |               were skilled in elegant writing. For all these Ambrose furnished
48 12,6 |         enormous quantity of Origen's writing makes it necessary to group
49 13,2 | interpretation, polemic and doctrinal writing, church law, and chronology.
50 13,11|             with the bishops of Rome, writing to Stephen, Xystus, and
51 14,1 |              of the first century the writing of Latin literature was
52 14,11|               crowded a great deal of writing in the Christian cause.
53 14,17|        sincerity, and he responded by writing a work Against the Heathen,
54 14,18|          Nicomedia and limited him to writing; he was already at work
55 14,19|              Lactantius was therefore writing the Institutes at the very
56 14,19|              back in North Africa was writing his work Against the Heathen,
57 14,20|             expressed an intention of writing a book Against All Heresies (
58 15,4 |              to mention the Christian writing by “Maximus” (Methodius).
59 16   |         proficiency, the necessity of writing every book by hand being
60 16   |               Creation; he considered writing a book of Solutions of Tatian’