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 1 Pref |        other lesser aids from the fourth century onward, we can do
 2  2,3 |          papyrus leaf-book of the fourth century.~Clement himself
 3  2,4 |      small Greek fragments of the fourth century (Oxyrhynchus Papyri
 4  2,7 |       than the latter part of the fourth century, among which Romans
 5  2,7 |        name, probably late in the fourth century, but each letter
 6  3   |     symbolizes the church. In the fourth, he is shown a hideous dragon,
 7  3   |          the Sinaitic manuscript (fourth century), but the last three-fourths
 8  3   |        century) contains almost a fourth of the Greek text but does
 9  3   | Revelation of Peter. Early in the fourth century Methodius makes
10  3   |       same codex, probably of the fourth century, in the Rainer Collection
11  3   |      Sibylline poetry on into the fourth Christian century.~ Hermas,
12  3   |         took him to the third and fourth heavens where the Holy Spirit
13  3   |          four books, although the fourth should perhaps be given
14  4,2 |       part of the epilogue of the Fourth Gospel, perhaps added to
15  4,3 | Epiphanius, toward the end of the fourth century describes the Sabellians
16  4,4 |      writing about the end of the fourth century, says that he knew
17  4,4 |    parchment leaf, written in the fourth or fifth century, allies
18  4,4 |         to disappear early in the fourth century, for Eusebius lists
19  4,5 |           broken papyrus from the fourth century, refers to this
20  4,5 |            Eusebius, early in the fourth century (A.D- 326), mentions
21  4,5 |       probably not later than the fourth century. It was almost the
22  4,9 |        and from Epiphanius in the fourth, when they had revived some
23  4,10|           sub-Akhmimic-during the fourth and fifth centuries. These
24  5,2 |       Syriac New Testament in the fourth century. A fourth-century
25  5,4 |         was already ascribing the Fourth Gospel and the Revelation.
26  5,4 |       Paul, Acts of John.~ In the fourth century the Acts of Paul
27  5,9 |  Andrew-in the early years of the fourth century probably between
28  7,2 |    recognition until early in the fourth century. Christian meetings
29  7,3 |         Greek papyrus leaf of the fourth century in Oxyrhynchus Papyri
30  7,3 |           current in Greek in the fourth century, as Eusebius and
31  9,1 |    Michigan is one written in the fourth century and preserving no
32  9,1 |            57-63), one in Coptic (fourth century, now m the British
33  9,2 |           Methodius, early in the fourth century, is the first writer
34 12,2 |    Caesarea toward the end of the fourth century. The library, with
35 12,7 |        Sinaitic manuscript of the fourth century, discovered by Tischendorf
36 12,7 |       Didymus of Alexandria (late fourth century). The most interesting
37 13,4 |            to the mystery and his fourth to astrology and magic,
38 13,5 |          of Antichrist but as the fourth of the kingdoms described
39 13,15|      perhaps the beginning of the fourth we possess several writings
40 14,11|          ruling on the matter.~ A fourth group of letters, Nos, 76-
41 14,12|         church on any terms.~ The fourth treatise, On the Unity ofthe
42 14,13|           De Pascha coutputus). A fourth, To Novatian, Harnack would
43 14,17|      pagan world of the third and fourth centuries.~ Arnobius' book
44 15,1 |       Oxford papyrus of the early fourth century gives a partly legible