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 1  2,2 |   Stichometry of Nicephorus, a list of books of scripture giving
 2  2,4 |      or rejected books in the “List of Sixty Canonical Books”
 3  2,8 |        Men,” 6). The “Clermont List,” representing Egyptian
 4  2,8 |    History,” iii. 25. 4). The “List of the Sixty Canonical Books”
 5  3   |   Muratorian fragment, a Roman list of books that may be read
 6  3   |        the end of the Clermont List, representing Egyptian usage
 7  3   |      from 270 (in the Clermont List, A.D. 300) to 300 lines (
 8  3   |       lines (in the Nicephorus list, A.D. 850), so that this
 9  4,3 |        later Origen headed his list of heretical gospels with
10  4,4 |        obscure sect. The canon list known as the Stichometry
11  4,8 |    apocrypha at the end of the List ofthe Sixty Canonical Books (
12  4,10|      along with a considerable list of such gospels, calling
13  5,3 | prejudice. It begins Eusebius' list of rejected writings. In
14  5,3 |      writings. In the Clermont List, probably formed in Egypt
15  5,3 |   about A.D. 850, it leads the list of rejected books (apocrypha)
16  5,4 |    A.D. 170-80. The Nicephorus list, gives its length at 2,500
17  5,5 |     and Coptic. The Nicephorus list gives its length as 2,750
18  5,5 |     need of aid.~ The earliest list of the heads of the Roman
19  5,7 |       Thomas in the Nicephorus list as r,6oo lines accounts
20  6,2 |        Paul, and I Peter. This list of Christian books with
21  6,3 | history and literature. A long list of Christian writers use
22  8,1 |     work is now lost.~ Another list of Justin's writings is
23  9,1 |   History iv. 26. 2 gives this list: On the Passover (two books),
24  9,1 | brother Onesimus and gives the list of the Hebrew scriptures
25  9,3 |         Eusebius gives a short list of his works: three “elementary”
26 10,2 |         iii. 3. 2). He gores a list of these Roman bishops reaching
27 10,4 |         1). Hegesippus gives a list of the Christian sects and
28 11,3 |          Eusebius gives a long list of Clement's works:~ ~The
29 12,3 |       the items given in along list of the works of Origen found
30 12,3 |    when he delivered them. The list reaches at least 444 for
31 12,3 |       the Greeks.~ In Jerome's list, which is probably far from
32 12,4 |     First Principles. Jerome's list of Origen's works mentions
33 12,6 |    History vi. 36. 3) Jerome's list of Origen's works, probably
34 13,2 |    great importance, because a list of the works of Hippolytus
35 13,2 |     does not attempt a unified list. Upon the basis of thcsc
36 13,2 | discoveries of recent years, a list of no less than forty works
37 13,6 |      is mentioned in the chair list and also by Eusebius (Church
38 13,7 |      literary activity. In the list of Hippolytus' works on
39 13,8 |        in his day. He gores no list of New Testament books (
40 13,11|     what he wrote, and we must list among the lost works of
41 14,3 |    were no less so. No ancient list of his writings has come
42 14,3 |       church there, there is a list of twenty-one of his works,
43 14,3 |   other sources, however, this list can be increased to forty-three,
44 14,13|   wrote. The famous Cheltenham list of the books of scripture,
45 14,13|     A.D. 359), includes also a list of the works of Cyprian-fourteen
46 14,15|   Illustrious Men 70), gives a list of nine works of his: On
47 14,16|        schismatic. In the long list of fourteen pseudo-Cyprianic
48 14,16|      we know as the Cheltenham list of Cyprian's works was first
49 14,18|    Illustrious Men 8o, gives a list of twelve works written
50 15,1 | century gives a partly legible list of Christian books in the
51 15,3 |       contents of the books he list. From the end of the second
52 16   |      conclude a subject with a list of problems awaiting solution,
53 16   |        of others to assemble a list of books that are now little
54 16   |     upon this history.~ In the list “no text” is to be understood
55 16   |    significance, and the above list is not complete even for
56 16   |        1959, 10-42.~  [79] The list on the chair may have purposely