Chapter, Paragraph

 1  3   |              book recalls passages in Epiphanius' account of certain types
 2  4,3 |         appealing to it. Later still, Epiphanius, toward the end of the fourth
 3  4,4 |                Jerome's contemporary, Epiphanius (who died in 403), says
 4  4,9 |     Hippolytus in the third, and from Epiphanius in the fourth, when they
 5  4,9 |           being called, especially by Epiphanius, by such a variety of names: “
 6  4,9 |       quotations from it preserved in Epiphanius, it is clear that the Gospel
 7  4,9 |             have passed into Aramaic. Epiphanius is our chief informant on
 8  4,9 |               A.D. 161-18o), or (with Epiphanius and the Paschal Chronicle)
 9  4,9 |       information about it comes from Epiphanius, in Cyprus, a century and
10  4,10|           Book of James does (10:1).~ Epiphanius certainly knew the book (
11  4,10|            disciple,” is mentioned by Epiphanius about 374 as being in use
12  4,10|         Refutation 1. 31. 1; see also Epiphanius, Heresies xxxviii. 1. 3).
13  4,10|             Gospel of Eve, from which Epiphanius quotes (Heresies xxvi. 2,
14  4,13|        contain the one statement that Epiphanius ascribes to it, although
15  4,14|             of antiheretical writers. Epiphanius mentions a Gospel of Cerinthus (
16  5,7 |            Gnostics and, according to Epiphanius, by the Encratites and the
17  5,8 |             the martyrdom of Andrew.~ Epiphanius (d. 403), in Heresies 47,
18  7,4 |              flourished, according to Epiphanius, in A.D. 128-29, so that
19  8,1 |             Irenaeus, Hippolytus, and Epiphanius. He also laid hold of both
20  8,3 |            Christianity. Eusebius and Epiphanius both mention Tatian and
21 10,2 | anti-heretical writers Hippolytus and Epiphanius. He was the most important
22 10,2 |             Hippolytus, Eusebius, and Epiphanius or unearthed in fragmentary
23 12,1 |        Christian writer of antiquity. Epiphanius declared that he wrote six
24 12,1 |            laughed at this and called Epiphanius a crazy old man (delirus
25 16   |            Refutation vii. 33.~  [16] Epiphanius Heresies, xxviii.~  [17]
26 16   |              from its apparent use in Epiphanius Against Heresies 48:2-13.