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 1  1,4 |         literature of these first three Christian centuries can
 2  1,5 |    diligent writers who worked in three or four different types
 3  2,5 |           his bishop Onesimus and three others from Ephesus to see
 4  2,5 |         Troas, and there he wrote three more letters: one to the
 5  2,7 |          show. On the other hand, three of them — Polycarp, Ephesians,
 6  2,7 |       letters.~·        In Syriac three letters — Polycarp, Ephesians,
 7  2,9 |          work in full. From these three sources, Coptic, Latin,
 8  2,14|          Alexandria has preserved three fragments from letters of
 9  3   |           ten parables.~ At least three stages can be traced in
10  3   |          it should be assigned to three different authors. Herman
11  3   |         just as well point not to three authors but to one not very
12  3   |      author who wrote his book in three stages.~ There is conjecture
13  3   |          the Berlin papyri[9] and three more from the books discovered
14  3   |        and bondage. Then Adam saw three men who told him and Eve,
15  4,4 |          the Dragon, 36).~ Of the three men entrusted with the talents,
16  4,8 |         it with apparent approval three or four times in his Miscellanies (
17  4,10|          in I Samuel. When she is three years old, she is taken
18  4,10|          Matthew are named as the three witnesses who are to record
19  5,5 |         fall and break his leg in three places. He does so, disappears
20  5,8 |         his cross. He lingers for three days on the cross, refuses
21  7,3 |           the British Museum, and three short Armenian fragments
22  8,1 |     certainly not written by him, three may be mentioned here. The
23  8,4 |    Marcion, the first edition, in three books, written about A.D.
24  9,1 |           176, certainly by z 80. Three passages from it, making
25  9,1 |          Incarnation of Christ in three or more books. He also mentions
26  9,1 |    buttressed by the detection of three additional fragments of
27  9,2 |           it but preserved in the three copies early made from it),
28  9,2 |          was itself the parent of three copies made from it in the
29  9,3 |          short list of his works: three “elementary” works addressed
30  9,3 |       defense of Christianity, in three books, addressed to Theophilus'
31  9,3 |          indirectly from it.~ The three books are really independent
32 10,2 |    letters of Paul (including the three Pastorals, to Timothy and
33 10,3 |         and Modestus, and, of the three, he declares Modestus the
34 11,3 |        Tutor (the Paedagogus), in three books~What Rich Man Can
35 11,3 |         entirely disappeared, but three of Clement's major works
36 11,3 |      possessing, almost complete, three of his major works; the
37 12,2 |        near Actium. He also found three more translations of the
38 13,2 |           erroneous by as much as three days, as early as 237, the
39 13,3 |         fragment~The Two Thieves. Three Greek fragments~The Revelation.
40 13,4 |          too, is lost, except for three substantial fragments preserved
41 13,6 |         more or less modified, in three different Latin versions,
42 13,8 | Hippolytus also accepted Acts and three Catholic letters — I Peter
43 13,10|         Dionysius of Alexandria.~ Three men named Dionysius were
44 14,6 |         tension he probably wrote three works now lost: On Ecstasy,
45 14,6 |           deed!” [chap. 1].~ ~All three of these last works of Tertullian,
46 14,12|           was called To Quarznus: Three Books of Testimonies, to
47 14,14|      Hebrews and with only two or three Catholic letters.~ Cyprian'
48 14,15|     existence for two and perhaps three centuries thereafter.~ Novatian
49 14,18|           On the Wrath of God.  ~ Three other works or fragments
50 14,20|          and 314 Lactantius wrote three book: On the Wrath of God,
51 14,20|          Demetrianus, so that the three groups of letters — of four,
52 15,3 |        Alexandrians he associates three letters by Alexander of