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 1  2,4 |          to this day (Severus of Antioch; Lightfoot; Gebhardt, Harnack,
 2  2,4 |       second century, perhaps at Antioch; this was used when Barnabas
 3  2,5 |                      Ignatius of Antioch.~Early in the second century
 4  2,5 |   executed. He was the bishop of Antioch, in Syria, and his name
 5  2,5 |    Although he was the bishop of Antioch, it is only when Ignatius
 6  2,5 |         of his from the years at Antioch, and of none after he left
 7  2,5 |         city. The persecution at Antioch was now over, and Ignatius
 8  2,5 |     fellow bishops. As Bishop of Antioch, or indeed of Syria (ROM.
 9  2,6 |         their letter with his to Antioch, for Ignatius had requested
10  2,7 |    Phrygia not far from Pisidian Antioch. It is the earliest example
11  4,5 |   Serapion, who became bishop of Antioch toward the end of the second
12  5,3 |           1. Paul is at Pisidian Antioch. He restores a Jewish boy
13  5,3 |    Iconium after his escape from Antioch, Demas and Hermogenes the
14  6,1 |         or even more probably of Antioch (for they sometimes make
15  6,2 |     centers of the time, such as Antioch, Alexandria, Ephesus, Corinth,
16  8,4 |   Against Marcion. Theophilus of Antioch, who flourished about A.D.
17  9,3 |                    Theophilus of Antioch.~ Among the notable Christian
18  9,3 |  Theophilus, the sixth bishop of Antioch (Eusebius Church History
19 11,3 |        his letter from prison to Antioch, A.D. 211, he sent it by
20 12,1 |     Mamaea, invited him to visit Antioch so that she might hear him
21 13,10|          corresponded with Rome, Antioch, Laodicea in Phoenicia,
22 13,10|        264-65. The new bishop of Antioch, Paul of Samosata, had antagonized
23 13,10|          and a synod was held in Antioch to settle the matter. Dionysius
24 13,10|      Paul was not only bishop of Antioch but also viceroy of Zenobia,
25 13,11|          Samosata, the bishop of Antioch, whose views of the person
26 14,15|        of Cornelius to Fabius of Antioch about it, and from Dionysius
27 15,3 |           iv. 23), Theophilus of Antioch (iv. 24), Melito of Sardis (
28 15,3 |         and works by Serapion of Antioch (vi. 12).~ When he reaches
29 16   | Testament; no text~Theophlius of Antioch, Against the Heresy ofHermogenes;