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 1  1,2 |            chap. iv), it contains a collection, or a series of collections,
 2  2,1 |     instruction, and by A.D. 80 the collection and publication of his letters
 3  2,4 |            that task, he called his collection a library of Apostolic Fathers (
 4  2,5 |             find Polycarp sending a collection of his letters to the church
 5  2,5 |             in this, and the letter collection that begins the Revelation,
 6  2,7 |             Polycarp circulated the collection, much as the Pauline letter
 7  2,7 |          much as the Pauline letter collection had been put in circulation
 8  2,7 |              That Polycarp has that collection in the back of his mind
 9  2,7 |          letters to you” (3:2). The collection he is now sending them cannot
10  2,7 |            though they had had that collection of the martyred Paul in
11  2,7 |           mind in creating this new collection by the soon-to-be-martyred
12  2,7 |       Smyrna? He has already made a collection, it appears, before the
13  2,12|         Eusebius included it in his collection of acts of martyrdom, but
14  3   |             century when the Jewish collection of apocalypses known to
15  3   |       fourth century, in the Rainer Collection in Vienna. The discovery
16  4,2 |     grouping of them with Luke in a collection, that stimulated the production
17  4,2 |    literature that was to come. The collection of the Four Gospels showed
18  4,7 |           The older of the two is a collection of Jesus' sayings apparently
19  4,11|        existence of a New Testament collection at an early date.~ ~
20  4,13|            apparently miscellaneous collection of Gnostic ideas (principally
21  5,1 |           of it to form part of the collection of the Four Gospels, the
22  5,4 |           Andrew, and Thomas into a collection by the Manicheans, who substituted
23  5,4 |          who read and reviewed this collection about A.D. 890 in his Bibliotheca (
24  5,4 |           Andrew, Thomas, Paul. The collection was entitled the “Travels [
25  6,1 |         Revelation.~ Nothing like a collection of early Christian hymns
26  9,1 | third-century papyrus in the Bodmer collection. In addition, there are
27 12,6 |           them were gathered into a collection by Eusebius himself, perhaps
28 13,8 |            same view of the Pauline collection. Hippolytus also accepted
29 14,8 |       palimpsest at Milan part of a collection of Fronto's letters, written
30 14,11|            the Christian cause. The collection of his letters contains
31 14,11|            as the nucleus of the wh collection.~ Two important matters
32 14,13|      treatises so accurately that a collection of them, and probably of
33 14,18|      probably early gathered into a collection, are still extant: On God'
34 14,20|     probably circulated as a single collection in eight books. Except for
35 15,1 |           98] The manuscrips in the collection include the “Shepherd” (
36 15,2 |            and contained as large a collection of early Christian literature
37 15,2 |           and was responsible for a collection of acts of the early martyrs (
38 16   |             text~Letters; Eusebius' collection of ioo lost, except for
39 16   |  Ecclesiasticorum, 1868-71. ~  [94] Collection of scripture passages bearing