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 1 Pref |           that flowed on copiously far and wide for five hundred
 2  1,3 |        were in the Greek world, as far as we know, and for a century
 3  2,5 |            to have assisted him as far as Troas and helped with
 4  2,7 | Philomelium, a town in Phrygia not far from Pisidian Antioch. It
 5  2,12|              The little letter, as far as can be judged from the
 6  3   |          sect of the Manichees, as far east as Chinese Turkestan.~
 7  3   |       first visions may go back as far as the last part of his
 8  5,4 |           The Acts of Paul forms a far more natural sequel to the
 9  5,5 |          of Peter's martyrdom goes far to redeem the trivial and
10  5,5 |            of Peter does not go so far as to call Peter the first
11  6   |            with which we have thus far been concerned consists
12  6,2 |        that it was obviously known far beyond the borders of Egypt,
13  8,1 |        longest Christian book thus far written. It describes the
14  8,1 |            do not mention him. How far he may have influenced subsequent
15  8,1 |         neither in time nor virtue far removed from the apostles.”~
16  8,4 |      Marcion was the first man, as far as we know, to attempt these
17  8,4 |          idea had been broached as far back as the writing of Matthew,
18  9,1 |          that his literary work as far as we can trace it fell
19  9,3 |          to mention Theophilus, as far as our information goes,
20 11,2 |        Eusebius and Jerome went so far as to credit him with a
21 11,3 |        therefore have occurred not far from A.D. 215. Our last
22 12,3 |            list, which is probably far from complete, the coin-,
23 13,2 |            of discoveries has gone far to remedy this. One of his
24 14,11|           as we have seen, went so far as to excommunicate the
25 14,16|       Novatian. On the Trinity was far from being “the sort of
26 14,16|           as a theologian and went far to justify it. In the presence
27 14,18|           it probably occurred not far from A.D. 325.~ Jerome,
28 14,20|            of his imagination went far to make up for his doctrinal