Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,2 |      about twenty years later, quotes Jesus with the words — probably
 2  2,2 |        of the Jewish Bible and quotes it copiously. He reminds
 3  4,3 |    sect of the Encratites, and quotes from it a conversation of
 4  4,4 |        heightened here: Origen quotes Hebrews as saying, “My mother
 5  4,4 |     end of the second century, quotes a curious saying of Jesus
 6  4,4 |    Alexandria, soon after 200, quotes it with some respect, but
 7  4,8 |   probably about A.D. 190-210, quotes it with apparent approval
 8  4,10|         Heresies xxvi. 13). He quotes a few sentences, beginning, “
 9  4,10|     Eve, from which Epiphanius quotes (Heresies xxvi. 2, 3), and
10  5,4 |  written as early as A.D. 189, quotes some sentences that are
11  5,5 |        two bridges.”~ Eusebius quotes from the third book of Origen'
12  6,1 |      type, about A.D. 250-300, quotes five of the Odes, the first
13  6,2 |      the word of prophecy,” he quotes a strange saying:~ ~Miserable
14  6,2 |      Vision ii. 3, 4). Hernias quotes from it the saying, “The
15  7,1 | Alexandria, who accepts it and quotes it as Peter's, and Origen,
16  7,1 |    followers of Valentinus and quotes some of his comments on
17  7,2 |  emperor with the year 125. He quotes a sentence from the little
18  8,1 |  proceeds to quote from it, he quotes from what we know as the
19  8,1 |   mentions Against Marcion and quotes from it a sentence that
20  8,1 |     simple. In closing, Justin quotes a letter of Hadrian to Minucius
21  8,1 |    which Irenaeus mentions and quotes and which Eusebius had confused
22  8,1 | Against All Heresies. Eusebius quotes a dozen passages from his
23  8,4 |       4; iii. 12. 12. Eusebius quotes this promise, Church History
24  9,1 |     the Passion, from which he quotes a single line: “God suffered
25  9,3 |     addressed to Autolycus and quotes from it (iii. 29). The work
26 10,2 |        book Against Marcion he quotes (iv. 6. 2), to Hegesippus,
27 10,3 |        v. 20. 1). From this he quotes an important passage bearing
28 10,4 |     that he supplied. He often quotes him at length, his most
29 10,4 |        Bibliotheca, cod. 232), quotes a passage from Hegesippus
30 11,3 |      Apostles; at any rate, he quotes these books as scripture.
31 11,3 |    goes further and some times quotes as scripture works now quite
32 13,8 |    least slightly, for he once quotes the first verse of James
33 15,3 |    with Origen. The sources he quotes in the seventh book include
34 15,3 |      especially since Eusebius quotes from none of the heretical