Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,4 |   Nicephorus.” It was no longer especially useful, since it had been
 2  2,5 | encouragement to his old flock, especially as he could not rally them
 3  2,11|     good deal of interpolation, especially at the hands of an editor
 4  2,13|        Eusebius' account of it, especially in Rufinus' Latin version
 5  3   |       used in the Acts of Paul, especially in III Corinthians (ca.
 6  3   |        about sin and salvation, especially in response to the questions
 7  3   |           In the earlier books, especially Books 1 and 2, Jesus' words
 8  4,9 |    Christians of Palestine, and especially of Jerusalem, who had not
 9  4,9 |        led to its being called, especially by Epiphanius, by such a
10  4,10|   provided by various scholars, especially J. Doresse[21] and H.-C.
11  5,5 |        write the Acts of Peter, especially in Rome, where he had suffered
12  5,5 |        his memory was therefore especially cherished. The Acts of the
13  5,5 |         in relation to marriaga especially that leads in the Acts to
14  5,8 |         s discourses in prison, especially those encouraging Maximilla
15  5,9 |       also appears prominently, especially in the Recognitions. Such
16  6,2 |         New Testament writings, especially in the Epistle of James.
17  6,2 |         Gospel ofthe Egyptians, especially in 12:2:”For when the Lord
18  6,2 |    which Clement is acquainted, especially his knowledge of the Gospel
19  7   |     views, too, were ridiculed, especially their worship of a man who
20  8,3 |      sketch of Christian views, especially about demons and morals
21 10,4 |      deal of use of Hegesippus, especially valuing the pieces of Christian
22 12,2 |      the home of textual study, especially of Homer, and Origen now
23 13,15|         he owed much to Origen, especially regarding allegorical exegesis
24 13,15|      prolific and his writings, especially the Banquet, show us that
25 14,2 |    cause with tremendous vigor, especially in the crises which persecution
26 14,6 |  information about Marcion, and especially about his effort to put
27 14,12|     practice of liberal giving, especially because of the plague of
28 14,18| inferior to that of the beasts, especially in its liability to disease;
29 15,3 |    about what one would expect, especially since Eusebius quotes from
30 15,3 |      Cyprian (vi. 43. 3). It is especially unfortunate that he was
31 15,4 |       of “oriental” theologies, especially that of the Hebrews, to
32 15,4 |       has a significant future, especially when it is combined with
33 16   |      Exposition of the Gospel,” especially the Parables, published