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 1  2,2 |      the story of the phoenix, described by Herodotus (II. 73) and
 2  2,9 |  Galilee had been reported and described, and was recognized by M.
 3  3   |  Chinese Turkestan.~ Hermas is described by the Muratorian writer (
 4  3   |      And in I Peter Christ was described as “the shepherd and guardian
 5  3   | triumphal coming of Christ are described. The wicked will be punished
 6  3   |       coming of the Messiah is described in language much like that
 7  3   |        the first one, the Lord described himself as an “image of
 8  3   |        This revelation is then described as “the hidden gnosis of
 9  4,5 |      death such as the gospels described led many Christians early
10  4,9 |       to Israel!~ ~This gospel described the food of John as wild
11  5,2 |    province.~ The Acts of Paul described one of Paul's women converts,
12  5,5 |      to the Christian poor, as described m the Acts of Peter, shows
13  5,5 |     way to the state of things described by the bishop Cornelius (
14  5,7 |  intimates Origen knew, for it described Thomas' field as Parthia,
15  5,7 |       corpus of apostolic Acts described by Photius (Bibliotheca
16  6,1 |      discovered these Odes, he described them in a letter as being “
17  6,2 |    those who turn to him,” and described Eldad and Modat as those “
18  9,2 |  Athenagoras of Athens, who is described in the title of his book
19 10,2 |         His book has been well described as a treasure house from
20 11,3 |    Miscellanies have been well described as “a heterogeneous mixture
21 12,1 |    that Origen once humorously described him as his taskmaster, or
22 12,6 |  publishing facilities already described. In this second Alexandrian
23 13,4 |      in Greek has already been described. Long before he wrote it,
24 13,5 |     the fourth of the kingdoms described in the Book of Daniel. In
25 14,17|        them. The mysteries are described and bitingly analyzed. Book
26 16   |      Tertullian and Hippolytus described it.~  [55] Epist. Ad Algasiam