Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,7 |     endurance the Philippians had seen with their own eyes “not
 2  2,10|     martyrdom, as we have already seen in the case of Ignatius.
 3  2,11|          he was a boy in Asia had seen Polycarp and heard him;
 4  2,11|            his journey to Rome to seen Anicetus, and his famous
 5  2,13|     believed in me without having seen me. For it is written of
 6  2,13|           me, that those who have seen me will not believe in me,
 7  2,13|            and those who have not seen me will believe and be saved.
 8  4,2 |        gospel without ever having seen one loses sight of the fact
 9  4,4 |        gospel without ever having seen one is in itself extremely
10  4,5 |    startling doctrine, as we have seen, was particularly opposed
11  4,10|         James the Less.”~ We have seen gospels that were written
12  4,14|       centuries.~ We have already seen that Irenaeus ascribed the
13  5,5 | Montanist-about A.D. 175. We have seen that this increased regard
14  5,5 |        Church of Rome, as we have seen. II Peter, probably written
15  5,5 |          Acts of Paul, as we have seen, contains those words. Evi~
16  6,2 |          from day to day and have seen none of them.” You fools!
17  7,1 |      preach reappears, as we have seen, in the Acts of Peter, chapter
18  7,2 |           from the dead, who were seen not only when they were
19  7,3 |         that even he had actually seen it, although he says it
20  7,3 |           Four Gospels is clearly seen in Aristides' account of
21  7,3 |    Preaching of Peter, as we have seen. He sees in the Christians
22  7,4 |          heavens, and, as we have seen, we owe to him our knowledge
23  8,1 |       which he had probably never seen. This work is now lost.~
24  8,1 |          He does not seem to have seen any of the genuine works
25  8,4 |   immediately opposed, as we have seen, by Justin, who presumably
26 10,4 |       about this time, as we have seen in connection with Justin
27 11,3 |       being developed, as we have seen, in the Odes of Solomon.[
28 11,3 |           eighth book, as we have seen, is a group of unrelated
29 12,1 |            x 3. 1, 2). It will be seen that Ambrose not only expedited
30 12,7 |       have been lost.~ It will be seen that two-thirds of Origen'
31 13,9 |        what kind of a tree he had seen Susanna meet her lover was
32 13,11|       this Refutation. It will be seen that he was in frequent
33 14,6 |       earlier. In 197, as we have seen, he wrote his principal
34 14,9 |        Reasonable men have always seen reason and order m the universe
35 14,11|           but Stephen, as we have seen, went so far as to excommunicate
36 14,11|         rapid movement of events, seen for the most part through
37 14,12|           Decius (who, as we have seen, was killed in battle with
38 14,17|      fared even worse, as we have seen. And it was as the eighth (