Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,2 |            tradition was evidently known to Paul, who quoted it as
 2  1,4 |    Refutation of Gnosticism” (also known as “Against Heresies”).
 3  2,3 |           until 1875 I Clement was known to the modern world only
 4  2,3 |          As no other versions were known to exist, no one knew how
 5  2,4 |         made the Letter of Clement known in Europe, and when Cyril
 6  2,4 |            200.~The book was later known to Eusebius, Athanasius,
 7  2,7 |          Ignatius were, therefore, known in the early church in at
 8  2,7 |         The seven genuine letters, known to Eusebius in A.D. 326.~·       
 9  2,7 |       complete Greek text of it is known, and although a group of
10  2,8 |           history. At first it was known in Greek only in a group
11  2,13|       original story became widely known in the West through Eusebius'
12  3   |          collection of apocalypses known to us as II Esdras was given
13  3   |          of John was probably well known in Rome in the last years
14  3   |       Epistle to the Hebrews, well known to the Roman church in his
15  3   |       corpus of Jewish apocalypses known to us as II Esdras by providing
16  3   |          composed the curious book known to us, through a Coptic
17  4,2 |        combined gospels would have known more than one or possibly
18  4,2 |            upon traditions already known to us; this is true about
19  4,3 | uncanonical gospels that were well known in Egypt in the second century:
20  4,3 |            inquired about would be known the Lord said, `When you
21  4,4 |       Eusebius implies that it was known to Papias of Hierapolis,
22  4,4 |          it, so that it came to be known as the Gospel of the Nazarenes.
23  4,4 |       obscure sect. The canon list known as the Stichometry of Nicephorus (
24  4,5 |           soon after 150, may have known the Gospel of Peter, for
25  4,5 |           he does not seem to have known the book himself.~ When
26  4,6 |          38), and he seems to have known all four gospels, if not
27  4,8 |           14] Nothing, however, is known of such a gospel except
28  4,8 |     surviving. This is all that is known as yet of the Traditions,
29  4,10|            A.D. 190-210), may have known the book, or at least part
30  4,10|           gospels were fairly well known to some of the church writers.
31  4,10|        Invisible Spirit. Enough is known of this book to show that
32  5,2 |     chapter was about all that was known of the Acts of Paul, and
33  5,3 |         the famous chapter so long known as the “Acts of Paul and
34  5,4 |           Charinus. Their order as known to Photius seems to have
35  5,6 |            the names in Thomas are known to history, such as King
36  5,7 |           Hyndopheres in Greek, is known to have reigned over part
37  5,7 |            works were so anciently known in Syriac versions. The
38  6,2 |            26).~ Nothing is really known of this work, although it
39  6,2 |         that little apocryphon was known and valued. But of this
40  6,2 |           so that it was obviously known far beyond the borders of
41  6,3 |        came his way who might have known anyone who had heard the
42  7,2 |           but no copy of it is now known to exist. Dom Andriessen
43  7,3 |           century ado all that was known of this book was what Eusebius
44  7,3 |    Preaching did. He seems to have known the Acts and probably Romans
45  7,4 |      cities that formed the league known as the Decapolis. Aristo
46  8,3 |       Animals, of which nothing is known except what is repeated
47  8,4 |           if he did so, nothing is known of it, and Eusebius may
48  9,2 |          the text, and the book is known as the Arethas Codex. This
49  9,2 |    clearest manuscript genealogies known. This fact, together with
50 10,2 |          of the Greek original are known, quoted in the pages of
51 11,1 |      Alexandria that he came to be known as Clement of Alexandria.~ ~
52 13,4 |         Against All Heresies, also known as the work Against Thirty-two
53 13,4 |           polemic works of his are known, at least by name: one Against
54 13,8 |            Peter, and he must have known James and Jude at least
55 13,12|         catechetical school. He is known only for his Outlines, a
56 13,12|           in seven books which was known to Photius in the ninth
57 14,7 |           man who in his youth had known one of Cyrian's assistants,