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 1  2,3 |       one Latin, and two Coptic manuscripts of it have since been found,
 2  2,3 | disappearance in medieval Greek manuscripts shows its decline in prestige,
 3  2,7 |      written from Troas. In the manuscripts of Ignatius, however, the
 4  2,7 |       although a group of Greek manuscripts preserves almost nine chapters
 5  2,8 |      with a doxology.~The Greek manuscripts of Barnabas have an interesting
 6  2,8 |        only in a group of eight manuscripts, all copied directly or
 7  2,11|         are at least five Greek manuscripts of the Martyrdom. They end
 8  3   |         these more considerable manuscripts. These numerous fragments
 9  3   |   called an “apocalypse” in the manuscripts) and contained the twelve
10  3   |     appeared in the later Greek manuscripts (Sinai, Athos) and in the
11  3   |       New Testament in Ethiopic manuscripts of it; and it was found
12  3   | contents of all the Nag Hammadi manuscripts could be called revelations;
13  4,4 |         century, had crept into manuscripts of the Gospel of John in
14  4,4 |         found its way into some manuscripts of Luke. On the other hand,
15  4,10|         the numerous late Greek manuscripts (there is no ancient Latin
16  5,2 |     exists in a number of Greek manuscripts and in half-a-dozen other
17  5,6 |      Syriac, our numerous Greek manuscripts being a translation from
18  5,7 |     after chap. 167, where some manuscripts have it.).~ 13. Thomas'
19  5,8 |       D- 405, according to some manuscripts, condemns the Acts of Andrew,
20  6,1 |        found, among some Syriac manuscripts gathered in the neighborhood
21  6,1 |        extant in Greek in a few manuscripts. They once stood at the
22  6,1 |       is missing in both Syriac manuscripts. The nineteenth ode is quoted
23  6,2 |       Clement both in the Greek manuscripts of that work and in the
24  8,1 |       They are preserved in two manuscripts dated in 1364 and 1541,
25  8,1 |         chapters 65-67.[39] The manuscripts, it is true, offer two apologies,
26  8,1 |      too, we should welcome new manuscripts of his works, whether extant
27  8,1 |         preserved in four Greek manuscripts of which the earliest comes
28  8,1 |        works preserved in Greek manuscripts under the name of Justin,
29  8,3 |         that, although Peshitto manuscripts are numerous, not a single
30  9,2 |       But the Apology-the Greek manuscripts call it Presbeia, or Embassy-shows
31 10,2 |     which is extant in numerous manuscripts. There is also an Armenian
32 13,9 |         He tells just where the manuscripts are in which he has found
33 14,16|        Foods passed in medieval manuscripts (now lost) as writings of
34 16   |     also preserved in two Latin manuscripts of the sixteenth century.~  [
35 16   |         older of the two Justin manuscripts, Paris. 450, was a corpus