Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 |          of the natural world. He tells the story of the phoenix,
 2  2,7 |           letters of Ignatius. He tells the Philippians that he
 3  2,9 |        apparently in Galilee, and tells them of his experiences
 4  2,9 |           Shepherd of Hernias. He tells the famous story of Jesus
 5  2,11|     hundred miles to the east. It tells, for the most part with
 6  2,11|    History (v. 20. 4-8). Irenaeus tells us more about Polycarp in
 7  4,4 |           heretical. The fragment tells of a conversation between
 8  4,6 |           briefly outlined. Jesus tells the rulers that the scriptures
 9  4,6 |     broken and obscurely written, tells of Jesus on the bank of
10  4,10|          of Judas, which Irenaeus tells us was used among the Cainites (
11  5,2 |        Gospel of Mark. Tertullian tells of its origin in Asia and
12  5,4 |           In chapters 87-105 John tells of his first meeting with
13  5,5 |        manuscript at Vercelli. It tells how Paul was released from
14  5,5 | seven-month-old baby speak. Peter tells how in Judea a woman had
15  5,5 |      Peter and Simon. The prefect tells Simon to show his power
16  5,7 |           is restored to life and tells the king about it.~ 3. A
17  5,7 |     restores her to life, and she tells of the punishments of the
18  8,1 |         of the Greeks-so Eusebius tells us (Church History iv. 18.
19  8,3 |          in the Address. Eusebius tells us that Tatian left a great
20  8,4 |         but is now lost. Irenaeus tells of Marcion in the same decade (
21 10,1 |           and heard him speak. He tells of this in a letter that
22 11,3 |        after that time. Alexander tells of the useful work that
23 11,3 |        Moses as against Homer and tells, in language evidently drawn
24 13,7 |          concurred.[84]~ The book tells how bishops, presbyters,
25 13,7 |        the prayers to be uttered; tells of confessors, widows, virgins,
26 13,9 |           dead, in Odyssey 11. He tells just where the manuscripts
27 13,11|   Dionysius' last days.~ Eusebius tells of at least fifty such letters,
28 14,9 |          as his friends call him, tells how his friend Octavius
29 14,20|        influence of II Maccabees, tells the fates of the persecuting
30 15,2 |         notice about this library tells us that Euzoius, bishop