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 1  2,4 |          7b-3:2a) and one Coptic fragment of the fifth century (British
 2  2,4 |       wine and bread, the Coptic fragment adds a prayer over chrism.
 3  2,9 |          Coptic in 1895. A Latin fragment of it, a single leaf from
 4  3   |      mentioned in the Muratorian fragment, a Roman list of books that
 5  3   |     together with a considerable fragment of the Gospel of Peter,
 6  3   | Galatians.~ The contents of this fragment were later recognized in
 7  3   |      text, but that in the Greek fragment found at Akhmim the descriptions
 8  3   |          suggests that the Greek fragment is from a condensed form
 9  4,4 |        definitely heretical. The fragment tells of a conversation
10  4,5 |          to the sea,” as the one fragment of the book that has come
11  4,5 |        Theodoret. But in 1886, a fragment of it was discovered by
12  4,5 |          at last was a veritable fragment of this long-lost gospel.
13  4,5 |      Greek in modern times.~ The fragment of the Gospel of Peter began
14  4,5 |      that the Oxyrhynchus gospel fragment 1224, a badly broken papyrus
15  4,5 |          eve of which the Akhmim fragment breaks off. The Oxyrhynchus
16  4,5 |      breaks off. The Oxyrhynchus fragment is too small, however, for
17  4,5 |     parchment that preserves the fragment (174 lines) of its text
18  4,5 |          evidently copied from a fragment. The manuscript has been
19  4,6 |         favored. Another papyrus fragment published in 1935 comes
20  4,6 |        John on both sides of the fragment. From their location we
21  4,6 |         Jesus comes. In a second fragment the rulers try to seize
22  5,1 |          in the Muratorian canon fragment about A.D. 200 — the “Acts
23  5,4 |       fourth-century Oxyrhynchus fragment (Oxyrhynchus Papyri vi.
24  5,4 |       summons in the Oxyrhynchus fragment may have been leading up
25  5,8 |     husband; (2) a Vatican Greek fragment, telling of Andrew's discourses
26  7,2 |         iv. 3. 2).~ ~This little fragment comes from the oldest Christian
27  7,2 |  ingenious theory that Eusebius' fragment is just what is now missing
28  7,2 |      preserved. Moreover, if the fragment means what we have suggested
29  7,3 |         But in 187 8 an Armenian fragment of it, from the tenth century,
30  7,3 |         Papyri xv. 1778. Another fragment, covering Aristides 15:6-
31  7,3 |     Eusebius and the Oxyrhynchus fragment show; it passed early into
32  8,1 |         also a fifteenth-century fragment, containing Apology chapters
33  8,2 |         some have thought them a fragment from Hippolytus.~ Diognetus
34  8,3 |         as we learn from the one fragment of his book On Perfection
35  8,3 |    written in Greek, for a Greek fragment of it, written probably
36  8,3 |       discovery of a small Greek fragment at Dura-Europos has already
37  9,1 |    traits appear in the familiar fragment, a page long, from the work
38 11,3 |  different air. It begins with a fragment on logic, which Westcott
39 11,3 |        found, but a considerable fragment, covering I Peter, Jude,
40 13,3 |        The Book of Ruth. A Greek fragment~Elkanah and Hannah (I Samuel,
41 13,3 |          Witch of Endor. A Greek fragment~The Psalms (some of them).
42 13,3 |      fragments~Ecclesiastes. One fragment~Part of Isaiah. One Greek
43 13,3 |        Part of Isaiah. One Greek fragment~Parts of Ezekiel. One Greek
44 13,3 |         One Greek and one Syriac fragment~Zechariah (lost).~Parts
45 13,3 |         ofthe Talents. One Greek fragment~The Two Thieves. Three Greek
46 13,8 |          thought, the Muratorian Fragment is a translation of something
47 14,18|           and a third is a short fragment On the Emotions. The last
48 14,18| therefore (aside from the little fragment On the Emotions), we possess
49 14,21|         pen of Victorious is the fragment De fabrics mundi preserved
50 15,2 |         vi. 20). To judge from a fragment of the Cesti of Julius Africanus (
51 16   |          century.~  [81] A Greek fragment of the Dialogue is found