Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,2 |            of the Lord Jesus, how he said, `It is more blessed to
 2  1,2 |            remembering what the Lord said” (Phil. 2:3). Not only does
 3  1,6 |         repeat what has already been said in print about New Testament
 4  2,2 |     relationships.~Clement cannot be said to show acquaintance with
 5  2,6 |          steadfast, and faithful but said nothing about the threefold
 6  2,13|        medicines or herbs. For it is said that you make the blind
 7  2,13|            charming letter, Jesus is said to have replied:~ ~Blessed
 8  3   |            of mankind, “not as Moses said.” The longer version contains
 9  3   |             of the Hebdomad the Lord said there were seventy-two heavens,
10  3   |        record of what James the Just said in Jerusalem to his father
11  4,1 |              Gospels.~ “The church,” said Origen, “has four gospels,
12  4,3 |              would be known the Lord said, `When you have trampled
13  4,4 |           Hebrews relates that Jesus said to Peter and those with
14  4,4 |              it continues: “The Lord said, 'Bring a table and bread,'“
15  4,4 |             it to James the just and said to him, 'My brother, eat
16  4,7 |              letters and his teacher said, as they do, `Say Alpha,'
17  4,8 |            Matthias. Nothing more is said about him in the Acts or
18  4,9 |              he opened his mouth and said, “As I walked by the lake
19  5,2 |            of Paul.~ Paul had indeed said in I Corinthians that women
20  5,8 |            Black Sea, which Eusebius said was the field of Andrew'
21  6,2 |          from Soter, which Dionysius said the Corinthians would keep
22  6,2 |           his kingdom would come, he said, `When the two shall be
23  6,3 |             in order what was either said or done by Christ. For neither
24  6,3 |            him, but afterwards, as I said, attended Peter, who adapted
25  7,1 |         Peter and his companions, he said to them, `Take and handle
26  7,3 |          this book was what Eusebius said of it m the Church History
27  7,4 |          also says that the Dialogue said: “In the Son God made the
28  8,1 |           general, almost everything said about Justin after the time
29  8,1 |              mostly from what he had said in the Church History about
30  8,1 |             of monotheism. Justin is said to have written a work on
31  8,3 |             sated-a view that he was said to have originated, although
32 10,4 |             it against the sects. He said that on his journey to Rome
33 11,2 | misunderstanding of what Clement had said. Clement himself shows that
34 12,1 |             his side: “Which of us,” said Jerome, “can read all that
35 12,1 |             and support of Ambrose,” said Harnack, “we owe a great
36 12,7 |           know of and about Origen,” said Harnack, “we owe almost
37 13,2 |          Book iv, but this cannot be said to have been proved. As
38 13,9 |             later writers; Syncellus said it contained nine books,
39 13,9 |        contained nine books, Photius said fourteen, whereas Suidas
40 13,9 |             was staying, although he said a good deal by way of reproof,
41 14,6 |           and there is no more to be said.” This shows that when he
42 14,7 |          Fathers of whom this can be said. Tertullian's included the
43 14,7 |             Cyrian's assistants, who said that Cyprian made it a rule
44 14,13|          A.D. 189-99, of whom Jerome said that he was the earliest
45 14,17|             read; Lactantius, who is said by Jerome to have been his
46 14,18|           the human frame which some said was inferior to that of
47 14,19|             one by Hierocles, who is said to have instigated Diocletian'
48 14,21|              is like his, and Jerome said he wrote many other things
49 15,2 |              have exagerated when he said there were 30,000 volumes,
50 15,3 |        Testament “and what they have said about the canonical and
51 15,3 |               and anything they have said about those that are not
52 16   |            1900, I ff.~  [60] Philip said that Hegesippus gave the
53 16   |             86] It was Psalm 90 that said a thousand years were in
54 16   |               the Letter of Barnabas said a day was a thousand years.