Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,6 |          some of those that found a place in it, and they throw light
 2  2,2 |       teaching, and it almost won a place in the New Testament. It
 3  2,4 |         Clement has usually had the place of honor, at first probably
 4  2,4 | Jewish-Christian tone indicates its place of origin as the East, perhaps
 5  2,7 |             point to Ephesus as the place where Paul's letters had
 6  2,14|           of which we can therefore place within the second century.”[
 7  3   |          the Mount of Jericho was a place of revelation. Then the
 8  4,8 |         twelfth apostle to take the place forfeited by Judas (1:26);
 9  4,10|           writer, and Jerusalem the place of writing.~ The story about
10  4,10|    describes Jesus' birth as taking place in a cave near Bethlehem (
11  4,14|            editing undoubtedly took place. The order of the sayings
12  4,14|             was crucified in Jesus' place, while Jesus stood on the
13  5,2 |     exaggerated Paul's views on the place of women in the church and
14  5,2 |           as one of the books whose place in the New Testament was
15  5,3 |          and indorsement of woman's place in teaching religion-appear
16  5,4 |            he speaks of Rome as the place “where the apostle John
17  5,8 |          crucified. On reaching the place of execution, Andrew utters
18  6,2 |          would appear to be the one place where that little apocryphon
19  6,2 |           be certain.~ Although the place of II Clement's origin remains
20  6,2 |       suspected as heretical. As to place, it must certainly have
21  7,1 |          rather favors Egypt as the place of origin.~ The Preaching
22  7,4 |           was represented as taking place between a Christian named
23  8,3 |          the Vulgate text takes the place of the Four Gospels in the
24  8,4 |        should be dislodged from its place in Christian worship and
25  9,3 |      Aurelius (iii. 27), which took place in A.D. 180, it must have
26 13,10|         assistant Heraclas took his place at the head of the catechetical
27 13,10|      Dionysius became bishop in his place but seems to have retained
28 13,10|         animal and hurried off to a place of safety, where he remained
29 14,6 |          and ten letters of Paul in place of the Jewish scriptures
30 14,10|           and Cyprian, who from his place of conceal- ment had succeeded
31 14,11|           Cyprian was able from his place of concealment to communicate
32 14,15|      letters to his flock from some place of refuge; such as his works