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 1  2,2 |         their differences and to show their church officers the
 2  2,2 | generally, and rightly, taken to show Clement's use of that letter.
 3  2,2 |        Clement cannot be said to show acquaintance with any written
 4  2,6 |  Ignatius is the first writer to show acquaintance with Matthew,
 5  2,7 |         as Greek and Latin texts show. On the other hand, three
 6  3   |    2I7-44).[8] Books 11-I4, also show strong Christian coloring.~
 7  4,4 |     every, instance its accounts show literary development comparable
 8  4,6 |       Egyptians, but it does not show the encratite or ascetic
 9  4,9 |          the last Passover. They show that the Gospel ofthe Ebionites
10  4,10|         is known of this book to show that it is not the Egyptians
11  5,5 |       The prefect tells Simon to show his power by killing one
12  5,7 |       summary of its action will show.~ 1. The apostles draw lots
13  7,3 |         the Oxyrhynchus fragment show; it passed early into Syriac
14  8,1 |          from the Greek poets to show the truth of monotheism.
15  8,3 |          from natural history to show that unredeemed man is not
16  8,3 |          2). Medieval miniatures show Christ emerging from Hades,
17  8,4 |        after. In it he sought to show how different Christianity
18  9,1 |         Even these are enough to show that Melito's Apology influenced
19 10,4 |    references to the two writers show (Church History ii. i. 3,
20 11,3 |     provides a few quotations to show the way in which the secret
21 12,7 |         77] The Romans fragments show that Rufinus' Latin translation
22 13,2 |          Ales, has endeavored to show that Book iv really contains
23 13,3 |           These Eastern versions show how highly the Eastern churches
24 13,4 |      before. Hippolytus seeks to show that the heresies had their
25 13,9 |          aim of Africanus was to show that human history fell
26 13,9 |      about A.D. 240 to Origen to show that the story of Susanna
27 13,9 |  perished. But enough remains to show that here was a man, in
28 13,15|          especially the Banquet, show us that Christian literary
29 14,8 |    Christianity was beginning to show strength, about A.D. 150-
30 14,13|          effort has been made to show it to be the work of Novatian,
31 14,20|         general and in detail to show the influence of II Maccabees,