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 1 Pref |    early Christian library. And certainly the development of Christian
 2  1,2 |    recover it in any detail. It certainly contained some characteristic
 3  2,2 |       moderation. The Letter is certainly a fine example of first-century
 4  2,5 | ecclesiastical in his views; he certainly believes that outside the
 5  3   |         the years 88-97. Hermas certainly expected the visions to
 6  4,2 |       to new gospel narratives. Certainly a whole flock of Christian
 7  4,4 |     Greek and Latin, but it was certainly current in Greek in the
 8  4,6 |       from a leaf-book that was certainly copied in the first half
 9  4,10|        does (10:1).~ Epiphanius certainly knew the book (Heresies
10  4,11|     which Irenaeus spoke. It is certainly not a “gospel” in any conventional
11  5,3 |        of Paul, so that much is certainly missing from them). At Ephesus,
12  5,4 |      cue from the Acts of Paul; certainly he agreed with its author
13  5,4 |         as Leucius Charinus. He certainly represented himself as a
14  5,4 |     crude paradoxes (chap. 95), certainly reflects mystery forms of
15  5,6 |     poems of Syriac origin have certainly been wrought into it, for
16  6,1 |  thousand songs (I Kings 4:32). Certainly their amalgamation with
17  6,1 |       222. But they were almost certainly written in Greek some time
18  6,1 |    poured out his soul in them. Certainly they seem to be all from
19  6,2 |         any rate, II Clement is certainly quoting the same book as
20  6,2 | heretical. As to place, it must certainly have been written in a circle
21  7,4 |         cannot be sure of this. Certainly Aristo's idea of using the
22  8,1 |       on the heresies we cannot certainly say, but, beginning with
23  8,1 |       name of Justin, but quite certainly not written by him, three
24  8,3 |     intemperate, writer, and he certainly does not share Justin's
25  8,4 |        organization, and views. Certainly in organization and scripture,
26  9,1 |       between A.D. 169 and 176, certainly by z 80. Three passages
27 11,2 |     Clement's teachers, Clement certainly did not have him in mind
28 11,3 |      Revelation-may be doubted. Certainly such a plan was never completed,
29 11,3 |       and vocabulary and almost certainly comes from him. In it he
30 12,7 |         contributed. Yet Origen certainly deserved to be called the
31 13,5 |         or Gaius but was pretty certainly written by Hippolytus, for
32 13,9 |       from the Hebrew. This was certainly a point well taken, and
33 13,15|        perhaps (but by no means certainly) bishop of Olympus in Lycia
34 14,16|     recognize On the Trinity as certainly, and On Shows, In Praise
35 14,19|      beginning with 304. It was certainly substantially finished by
36 16   |        might, and in some cases certainly would, throw much needed