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 1 Pref |        That remarkable young man came to Caesarea in Palestine
 2  2,5 |        deacon named Burrhus, who came to Smyrna with his bishop
 3  2,9 |          from the fifth century, came to light in 1908. Meanwhile
 4  3   |           but gradually a number came to be recognized, and shrewd
 5  3   |           So the Sibylline books came to be a combination of pagan,
 6  3   |       process by which the world came into existence and the true
 7  3   |          preparing to die, Jesus came to him and identified himself
 8  4,4 |        that is, the time when it came to be read in church side
 9  4,4 |     Jerome knew where the saying came from.~ No less singular
10  4,4 |     their name to it, so that it came to be known as the Gospel
11  4,4 |        since no Greek text of it came to his notice, only the
12  4,6 |         columns of the work that came to light in 1935 in the
13  4,6 |       this old papyrus book that came to light in 1935 cannot
14  4,9 |          s views and letters but came to hold a modified Gnostic
15  4,9 |          and he chose us. And he came to Capernaum, and went into
16  4,11|       published documents. First came the Gospel of Truth, which
17  4,12|          Gospel of Thomas.~ Next came the Gospel of Thomas, which
18  5,1 |         its own way. How soon it came to be called the Acts of
19  5,8 |   Gregory of Tours (A.D- 538-94) came across the Greek Acts of
20  6,2 |         purpose. At any rate, it came to be associated with the
21  6,2 |           like 1 Clement, and so came to be associated with it.~
22  6,3 |          any older Christian who came his way who might have known
23  7   |       separated from Judaism and came to feel its individual character
24  7,1 | introduced in Ignatius (“When he came to Peter and his companions,
25  7,3 |         Robinson, who soon after came across large parts of it
26  8,3 |      name was Tatian. He says he came from Assyria, but Clement
27  8,3 |          great inventions really came from the barbarians, with
28 10,4 |     direction was Hegesippus. He came from the East, and his knowledge
29 11,1 |  Christian cause. To this school came probably about A.D. I80
30 11,1 |          with Alexandria that he came to be known as Clement of
31 11,2 |       most satisfaction. “When I came upon the last (he was first
32 13,1 |        one named Hippolytus, who came to be his great successor
33 13,7 |          Church Order. This work came to be so named because it
34 13,7 |        so named because it first came to modern notice brought
35 13,10|   personal pupils of Origen.~ He came of heathen parentage and
36 13,10|      household, perhaps his son, came to Dionysius' house on the
37 13,11|        of the Gospel of John and came to the conclusion that they
38 13,11|       Gospel vii 19). Athanasius came to the defense of Dionysius,
39 14,3 |          persecution. Tertullian came to the defense of his harassed
40 14,10|      oratory in Carthage when he came in contact with the Christian
41 14,10|     church with ardor and soon b came a presbyter. In 248-49,
42 14,11|        sided with Cornelius, who came to be the recognized bishop.
43 14,15|       Novatian and his followers came to be called Cathari, or
44 14,17|      famines before Christianity came. In fact, Christianity gives
45 14,18|         Firmianus Lactantius. He came of heathen parents and was
46 15,3 |            5) the disasters that came upon the Jewish nation after