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 1  1,1 | transmission is to be found in the treatise that now forms part of the
 2  2,5 |          of the Hellenistic-Jewish treatise on martyrdom that we know
 3  5,5 |      Irenaeus of Lyons says in his treatise Against Heresies (iii. 3.
 4  7   |         Wisdom of Solomon, Philo's treatise On the Contemplative Life,
 5  8,1 |            8) Justin speaks of his treatise Against All Heresies, which
 6  8,1 |            that the fragments of a treatise On the Resurrection ascribed
 7  8,1 |           and thought between this treatise and the demonstrably genuine
 8  8,3 |           also seems to refer to a treatise On Demons (Address 16) and
 9  8,4 |         may have written a special treatise, Against Marcion. Theophilus
10  8,4 |         about A.D. 181-90, wrote a treatise, Against Marcion, which
11  8,4 |     intention of writing a special treatise against him (1. 27. 4; iii.
12  9,2 |           great significance.~ The treatise On the Resurrection ofthe
13  9,3 |      resurrection. The second is a treatise. It continues the attack
14 10,1 |        letter that was virtually a treatise On Sovereignty (that of
15 10,2 |            do not possess Justin's treatise Against All Heresies or
16 10,2 |      important a book as Irenaeus' treatise should have disappeared,
17 12,6 |            to the proportions of a treatise, in two books. But, of all
18 12,7 |      derived from Origen include a treatise On the Pascha and a homily
19 12,7 |         from Books I and II of the treatise Against Celsus,[76] and
20 13,12|           only for his Outlines, a treatise in seven books which was
21 13,13|          says that Pierius wrote a treatise on his life. Jerome says
22 13,15|         the Bible. His Banquet, or Treatise on Chastity consists of
23 13,15|    Rational Activity, Aglaophon or Treatise on the Resurrection of the
24 14,12|           in A.D. 246.~ His second treatise, On the Dress of Virgins,
25 14,12|            A.D. 249.~ In the third treatise, On the Lapsed, Cyprian
26 14,12|            will forgive them. This treatise, and the next, On the Unity
27 14,12|          on any terms.~ The fourth treatise, On the Unity ofthe Church,
28 14,12|       Cyprian's contention in this treatise that the guaranty of the
29 14,12|          its revised form with the treatise On the Lapsed to Rome, probably
30 14,12|          summer of 251.~ The fifth treatise, On the Lord's Prayer, presents
31 14,12|      should be offered.~ The sixth treatise, To Demetrianus, an individual
32 14,13|           Another famous old Latin treatise that has been ascribed to
33 14,15|             28), but in 257-58 the treatise To Novatian was addressed
34 16   |          under Cyprian's name, the treatise That Idols Are Not Gods,