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 1  6,1|           for the Easter vigil by Melito of Sardis, although the
 2  6,1|       grounds for assigning it to Melito are not very strong.[32]
 3  6,2|       most important are those by Melito of Sardis, Clement of Alexandria,
 4  8,2|          perhaps from a homily of Melito of Sardis or someone belonging
 5  8,2|          as the paschal homily by Melito of Sardis or the Protrepticus
 6  9,1|                                   Melito of Sardis.~ The Lydian city
 7  9,1|         in the Paschal Chronicle. Melito points out to the emperor
 8  9,1|           are enough to show that Melito's Apology influenced Tertullian'
 9  9,1|          seventh century, credits Melito with a work On the Incarnation
10  9,1|         thing that this homily of Melito should have gone unmentioned
11  9,1|           headed with the name of Melito. In it we find almost the
12  9,1|           one substantial work of Melito, and it was buttressed by
13  9,1|        distinction must now go to Melito.[50] He revels in the ornate
14  9,1|          long been included among Melito's literary remains.[51]~
15  9,1|       redemptive death of Christ. Melito relates the slaying of the
16  9,1|          Like most Asian bishops, Melito was a Quartodeciman; he
17  9,1|         about A.D. r9o, speaks of Melito as no longer living (Church
18  9,1|         of Greek rhetoric made by Melito in introducing it into non-schismatic
19  9,1|           homily upon the work of Melito's contemporary Apollinaris
20  9,1|   Passover (now lost) in reply to Melito's. Jerome says that Tertullian
21  9,1|           declamatory elegance of Melito's style, although Tertullian
22  9,1|    recognized a kindred spirit in Melito. We have noted the influence
23  9,1|       have noted the influence of Melito's Apology upon Tertullian.
24  9,1| Hippolytus is sufficient proof of Melito's powers.~ It is very evident
25  9,1|           fairly complete work of Melito can so alter the picture
26 11,3|         Passover (called forth by Melito's book of that name), On
27 14,5|         owed much to Irenaeus and Melito. He was also much influenced
28 14,7|            cially Justin, Tatian, Melito, Theophilus, Irenaeus, and
29 15,3|   Theophilus of Antioch (iv. 24), Melito of Sardis (iv. 26), Apollinaris
30 15,4|         these should be mentioned Melito's Paschal Homily and Origen'
31 16  |         the Apology of Aristides, Melito's Paschal Homily, the Epistle
32 16  |      Hegesippus, Memoirs; no text~Melito, On the Conduct of Life
33 16  |          The so-called Apology of Melito current in Syriac is now
34 16  |         having no connection with Melito.~  [48] Campbell Bonner,
35 16  |          Homily on the Passion by Melito, Bishop of Sardis (Studies
36 16  |           82. On the fragments of Melito see R. M. Grant m Biblical
37 16  |         viii among the remains of Melito in Goodspeed. Die aeltesten