Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,1 |      Mishnah, the Pirke Aboth or “Chapters of the Fathers.”~ ~
 2  2,2 |     quotations of Jesus' words in chapters 13 and 46 are highly stylized
 3  2,2 |    catechetical teaching. In both chapters they are introduced with
 4  2,4 |          at an end. The first six chapters of the manual contain moral
 5  2,4 |           recited before baptism. Chapters 7-10 consist of instructions
 6  2,4 |        seems to be the eucharist. Chapters 11-15 deal with the reception
 7  2,4 |      added to the first seventeen chapters and also, about A.D. 150,
 8  2,7 | manuscripts preserves almost nine chapters of it, and Eusebius in his
 9  2,7 |    thirteenth, for the other four chapters we are dependent upon the
10  2,11|      appended to the Martyrdom in chapters 21 and 22-belong to the
11  4,5 |          and the first thirty-two chapters of the Book of Enoch, the
12  4,10|         exactly what is stated in chapters I9 and 20. Half a century
13  5,4 |    beginning (the first seventeen chapters, as ordinarily numbered,
14  5,4 |        Acts has yet to be found.~ Chapters 18-55 describe John's journey
15  5,4 |          his first stay there. In chapters 58-86 John returns from
16  5,4 |     Ephesus for a second stay. In chapters 87-105 John tells of his
17  5,7 |           Revelation of Peter, in chapters 55-57 and of the Acts of
18  5,7 |         piled up in the prayer in chapters lo and 39 recalls the style
19  7,3 |            In 1922 a few lines of chapters 5 and 6 were published from
20  7,3 |         third person. The closing chapters, 15-17, give a fine picture
21  8,1 |      fragment, containing Apology chapters 65-67.[39] The manuscripts,
22  8,2 |         and 10: 1), and the final chapters (11 and 12), are evidently
23  8,3 |          concluding chronological chapters of the Address.~ Tatian'
24 11,2 |          he thought, the last two chapters of the Letter to Diognetus
25 14,13|         Felix, in Parts I and II, chapters 1-9, and Tertullian's Apologeticus
26 14,13|         Apologeticus in Part III, chapters 10-15. An effort has been
27 14,20|    Aurelian are briefly sketched, chapters 1-6, and the bulk of the
28 14,20|         and the bulk of the book, chapters 7-52, devoted to contemporary
29 16   |       monk Evagrius.~  [39] These chapters are also preserved in two