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 1 Pref |        and most of the positions taken in these pages were worked
 2  1,4 |       325, for the actions there taken so colored the subsequent
 3  1,5 | different types would have to be taken up over and over again.
 4  2,2 |          generally, and rightly, taken to show Clement's use of
 5  2,5 |         Roman soldiers was being taken through western Asia Minor
 6  2,6 |      Ignatius. Ignatius had been taken by his guards from Troas
 7  2,8 |        tau, or T, which could be taken as representing the cross.
 8  2,8 |      that the manucript might be taken away from him the next morning,
 9  2,9 |         was not new and had been taken up in the Teaching of the
10  2,13|        fulfilled them thus to be taken up again to him that sent
11  2,13|        me. But after I have been taken up I will send to you one
12  3   |        his questions in language taken, for the most part, from
13  4,5 |        have forsaken me,” and is taken up.[13] After the entombment,
14  4,10|          three years old, she is taken to the temple and kept there
15  5,1 |        and the gospel volume was taken out of it to form part of
16  5,5 |        rather docetic passage is taken from the Acts of John, chap.
17  5,7 |  condemns Thomas to death. He is taken up into a mountain and killed
18  6,3 |         of the saints shall have taken hold of one of their clusters,
19  7,1 |          dogs, and apes has been taken to suggest an Egyptian origin,
20  7,4 |        earlier than A.D. 130-35. Taken with Aristo's report of
21  8,1 |          for the most part it is taken from Eusebius and adds nothing
22  8,1 |         contrary to the position taken by Marcion in his Antitheses,
23  8,3 |          in the Address-examples taken from natural history to
24  9,1 |     using it in theirs) was soon taken up by Hippolytus and Origen,
25  9,2 |  contents and the scholarly care taken in its preparation, gives
26  9,3 |        the Creation and Fall are taken up and explained. The third
27 11,2 |         Letter to Diognetus were taken and pointed out that such
28 12,1 |      refused to have his sermons taken down stenographically, but
29 12,3 |        permit his homilies to be taken down when he delivered them.
30 12,4 |    followed the path Clement had taken before him, and sought to
31 12,6 |         Origen's works, probably taken from that of Eusebius, now
32 12,7 |     immortal. The discussion was taken down in a kind of shorthand
33 13,6 |         the side of the chair is taken from it. Aside from that,
34 13,9 |       was certainly a point well taken, and Origen in his answer,
35 14,10|          d' fended his course as taken in the interest of the church
36 14,14|        course, this is not to be taken literally; for one thing,
37 15,4 |          of the Apostles, which, taken apart from the letters of
38 16   |        body of text.” I have not taken account of scattered fragments.~ ~