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 1  1,2 |          time. From the point of view of the story of Christian
 2  2,4 |          compiled. A more likely view is that “De doctrina apostolorum,”
 3  2,6 |          Pdlycarp has Marcion in view at this time.~ ~
 4  2,8 |          Letter of Barnabas.~The view Christians were to take
 5  3   |       has been suggested that in view of literary and theological
 6  3   |       the evidence favoring this view is impressive, it may just
 7  4,5 |         century to resort to the view that he only seemed to suffer
 8  4,5 |        from the Docetic point of view. Probably in Syria, between
 9  4,10|       from a historical point of view the Book of James leaves
10  4,10|        derived its name from its view that Old and New Testament
11  4,14|        that they held a peculiar view of the crucifixion. According
12  5,5 |         against accepting it, in view of her character; it was
13  6,1 |      song writers to Solomon, in view of his record in that field
14  6,2 |         The difficulty with this view is that II Clement is not
15  6,2 |        will; that is perhaps, in view of Dionysius' words to Soter,
16  6,2 |   scholars like Lightfoot to the view that the homily was really
17  8,3 |        that Adam was not sated-a view that he was said to have
18 11,3 |       here, as do his breadth of view, his tolerance, and his
19 11,3 |    presbyter” Pantaenus for that view. This book, which would
20 12,7 |       the New Testament; and, in view of these, he was careful
21 13,6 |         1. Hippolytus shared the view of Africanus that the “Last
22 13,7 |          Hippolytus, and in this view scholars have generally
23 13,8 | contemporary Gaius held the same view of the Pauline collection.
24 14,3 |          Africa, warning him, in view of well-known Roman precedents
25 14,6 |        from a Montanist point of view. Jerome also mentions a
26 14,11|         church, and this was the view of the majority of the Roman
27 15,3 |  informed-as one would expect in view of the origins of the libraries.