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 1  2,4 |     reading among the monks of Egypt.~ ~
 2  2,14|        found at Nag Hammadi in Egypt: these include two versions
 3  3   |      which reached not only to Egypt and Abyssinia but in later
 4  3   |        numerous fragments from Egypt reflect its wide popularity
 5  3   |      tomb near Akhmim in Upper Egypt, together with a considerable
 6  3   |        century some Gnostic in Egypt composed the curious book
 7  4,3 |        that were well known in Egypt in the second century: the
 8  4,3 |      the gentile Christians of Egypt and the other among the
 9  4,4 |       the Jewish Christians of Egypt, but the name may really
10  4,4 |        Hebrews was composed in Egypt, such ignorance of temple
11  4,4 |       apparently originated in Egypt, in Greek, perhaps between
12  4,4 |  century, Christian opinion in Egypt was evidently going against
13  4,5 |       tomb at Akhmim, in Upper Egypt, and in 1892 it was published,
14  4,6 |   century a Greek Christian in Egypt wrote a gospel, or rather
15  4,6 |    that had found their way to Egypt, or new products of Christian
16  4,6 |      Gospels in circulation in Egypt at so early a date-although
17  4,6 |      the book, though found in Egypt, was not necessarily written
18  4,7 |       Coptic at Nag Hammadi in Egypt (see p. 61). This was mentioned
19  4,8 |       was written, probably in Egypt, which was given his name
20  4,10| unknown Christian, probably in Egypt, to write a short story
21  4,10|      that James was written in Egypt is based primarily on the
22  4,10|   passage. From Nag Hammadi in Egypt comes the still unpublished
23  5,3 |       List, probably formed in Egypt about A.D. 300, it stands
24  5,7 |  Thomas: a prince goes down to Egypt to recover a pearl, but,
25  6,2 |      far beyond the borders of Egypt, and its use does not necessarily
26  7,1 |     and dogs were worshiped in Egypt. Jewish apologetic had been
27  7,1 |   mentions of it are also from Egypt — Clement of Alexandria,
28  7,1 |        Gospel ofthe Hebrews in Egypt in the second quarter, and
29  7,1 |     the evidence rather favors Egypt as the place of origin.~
30  7,2 |     this direction was made in Egypt, very early in the second
31  9,1 |       the papyri obtained from Egypt by A. Chester Beatty and
32  9,1 |    slaying of the firstborn in Egypt and the preservation of
33 11,2 |  tracked him out, concealed in Egypt, I found rest. He, the true
34 11,3 |  Coele-Syria, and another from Egypt. Others were in the East,
35 11,3 | Palestine, southern Italy, and Egypt in his pursuit of learning.
36 12,1 |        unhappy way his work in Egypt, which was destined to prove
37 12,7 |      using caves near Toura in Egypt for ammunition dumps, and
38 13,7 |     modern notice brought from Egypt and published by Tattam
39 13,10|        then in the Mareotis in Egypt. The toleration edict of
40 13,10|    soon set in. The prefect of Egypt revolted against Gallienus
41 13,10|         who for a time wrested Egypt from the Romans.~ ~
42 13,14|      self-appointed primate of Egypt, and fourteen “canons” on
43 14,10|     called, have been found in Egypt.~ The reign of Decius was