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 1  1,4 |           now lost: It is safe to say that no book is more in
 2  2,11|          and what Irenaeus had to say about him.~ Eusebius copied
 3  3   | Pythagorean religions had much to say about the punishments to
 4  3   |         He does have something to say of the rewards of the faithful,
 5  3   |       religion had had so much to say; indeed, we meet it as early
 6  4,7 |        teacher said, as they do, `Say Alpha,' he answered, `Alpha.'
 7  4,7 |           the teacher told him to say `Beta,' the Lord answered, `
 8  4,10|          to me what the soul must say as it goes up to heaven,
 9  5,4 |        the Apostles had little to say, but to whom tradition was
10  5,4 |        Acts of John was we cannot say. Later writers spoke of
11  5,5 |        History iii. 30. 2)” “They say that when the blessed Peter
12  5,9 |       Peter, which had so much to say about Simon Magus who also
13  6,1 |       wrote these Odes no one can say. They have come to light
14  6,2 |         doubt in their hearts and say, “These things we heard
15  6,3 |            so Eusebius and Jerome say). He quoted the daughters
16  8,1 |      heresies we cannot certainly say, but, beginning with his
17  8,2 |        writer than what he has to say. It bristles with antitheses;
18  8,4 |           there can be nothing to say about it, or to imagine
19  8,4 |       Eusebius has a good deal to say about Marcion, principally
20 11,2 |      Photius (Bibliotheca 118) to say, quite erroneously of course,
21 11,2 |          Both Eusebius and Jerome say that Pantaenus went on a
22 11,3 |  philosophers, Clement goes on to say, sometimes did find the
23 11,3 |       crammed things he wished to say or at least to preserve.
24 12,3 |           in Greek. It is safe to say that they represent no more
25 14,6 |           people, one must simply say, “What we hold is the belief
26 14,7 |        every day, and would often say whe he wanted to consult
27 14,19|          317, although some would say they were added by another
28 14,20|           that they had little to say about doctrine but were
29 15,4 |          In summary, then, we may say that although we owe a good