Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Pref | Christian experience that drove men to record it in books, to
 2 Pref |       he called “On Illustrious Men” (De viris illustribus).
 3  1,1 |         nothing. He called upon men to follow him, to take part
 4  1,5 |        describe the writings of men like Irenaeus, Clement,
 5  1,6 |        advocacy of Christianity men like Irenaeus, Tertullian,
 6  2,1 |       to man or man to group of men, such as first-century Greeks
 7  2,8 |       writings (“On Illustrious Men,” 6). The “Clermont List,”
 8  3   |         other world upon sinful men and women, and the Christian
 9  3   |        hideous pictures to warn men of the awful personal dangers
10  3   |    bondage. Then Adam saw three men who told him and Eve, in
11  4,4 |      Dragon, 36).~ Of the three men entrusted with the talents,
12  4,4 | bodiless demon” (On Illustrious Men 16). This curious saying,
13  4,4 |     this gospel (On Illustrious Men 2). It reads: “After the
14  7,1 |      the world to preach to all men the one God and salvation
15  7,1 |         Hebrews (On Illustrious Men 16), but there is no difficulty
16  7,2 |     pagan gods are deified dead men. When their unreal cures
17  7,3 |        Greeks worship gods like men, as beings full of frailties
18  9,1 |         That he influenced such men as Tertullian, Clement,
19  9,3 |          Jerome (On Illustrious Men 25) adds a gospel harmony,
20 10,3 |       two books (On Illustrious Men 35). Eusebius also mentioned
21 10,3 |      was making in the hands of men like Irenaeus.~ Irenaeus
22 11,2 |        v. 10. 3; On Illustrious Men 36).~ ~
23 11,3 |    blessed and truly remarkable men.~ Of these, one was in Greece,
24 13,1 |          Life.~ Among the young men whom Irenaeus taught, probably
25 13,2 |       by Jerome (On Illustrious Men 61), and they were republished
26 13,3 |         Saviour (On Illustrious Men 61). The work On the Passover
27 13,10| Dionysius of Alexandria.~ Three men named Dionysius were active
28 14,1 |       the hands of provincials, men from North Africa and Spain,
29 14,2 |         twelve Christians-seven men and five women-from the
30 14,9 |      they may enjoy. Reasonable men have always seen reason
31 14,9 |        gods were really deified men, images of whom the people
32 14,9 |       by Jerome (On Illustrious Men 58 and Epist. 70:5). Jerome
33 14,10|     Throughout the Roman empire men and women were called upon
34 14,13|      with him in On Illustrious Men 67.~ The Life by Pontius
35 14,15|  account of him (On Illustrious Men 70), gives a list of nine
36 14,17|         a pagan (On Illustrious Men 80), shows no particular
37 14,18|       Jerome, in On Illustrious Men 8o, gives a list of twelve
38 14,21|        forms us (On Illustrious Men 18, 74) producing commentary
39 15,3 | Africanus (vi. 31), since these men were associated with Origen.
40 16   |       25.~  [27] On Illustrious Men 7, The story is obviously
41 16   |        4; Jerome On Illustrious Men 75.~  [73] A.D. Nock in