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 1 Pref |        and in part recovered from mentions of them and quotations from
 2  2,8 |        the Sixty Canonical Books” mentions it among the rejected books,
 3  3   |       early in the fifth century, mentions it and puts its words into
 4  4,5 |           gathered from the brief mentions of it in the writings of
 5  4,5 |        fourth century (A.D- 326), mentions the Gospel of Peter and
 6  4,10|           of Perfection, which he mentions in the same passage. From
 7  4,13|       unity). The book frequently mentions the five Gnostic sacraments:
 8  4,14|     addition, Origen specifically mentions a Gospel of Basilides (Homily
 9  4,14| antiheretical writers. Epiphanius mentions a Gospel of Cerinthus (Heresies
10  5,2 |         who wrote it. Origen also mentions it. Hippolytus at Rome,
11  5,5 |          in Coptic, but Augustine mentions it,[30] as well as the story
12  5,5 |           A.D. 150 or soon after, mentions it (Apology xxvi. 2). In
13  7,1 |  Apocrypha.~ Some of our earliest mentions of it are also from Egypt —
14  7,4 |        A.D. 132-35), and Eusebius mentions Aristo as the source of
15  8,1 |    against the Jews. Eusebms also mentions a work of Justin, Against
16  8,1 |        contemporary Irenaeus also mentions Against Marcion and quotes
17  8,1 |         iv. 18. 9). Eusebius also mentions elsewhere (Church History
18  8,1 |    Against Marcion which Irenaeus mentions and quotes and which Eusebius
19  8,3 |       Little Labyrinth Hippolytus mentions Tatian as an apologist.
20  8,4 |           than the rest.” He also mentions Rhodo, a convert of Tatian'
21  8,4 |           Alexandria occasionally mentions Marcion, always to oppose
22  9,1 |    finally, the Apology. He later mentions the Extracts (iv. 26. 13),
23  9,1 |      three or more books. He also mentions a work On the Passion, from
24  9,2 |          Side (ca. A.D. 430) also mentions him as flourishing in the
25 10,3 |          of other books. Eusebius mentions one On Knowledge, “written
26 10,3 |        almost treatises. Eusebius mentions one to Blastus On Schism,
27 10,3 |    against Marcion. The others he mentions are Philip of Gortyna and
28 10,4 |       Clement nor Origen actually mentions Hegesippus, in such of their
29 11,2 |        presbyter”; he very rarely mentions his name. Alexander of Jerusalem,
30 12,4 |          s list of Origen's works mentions also two dialogues On the
31 12,6 |       that of Eusebius, now lost, mentions others. One of the letters,
32 13,2 |   confused Hippolytus with Gaits, mentions a number of his works (Bibliotheca
33 13,5 |     written by Hippolytus, for he mentions it as his in Refutation
34 14,6 |        point of view. Jerome also mentions a book On the Difficulties
35 14,9 |            the Octavius. It twice mentions Fronto as an assailant of
36 14,9 |          and Epist. 70:5). Jerome mentions a work On Fate as ascribed
37 14,16|     before On Jewish Foods, which mentions them both. On Shows, On