Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,6 |           visited him (Pol. Phil. 9:I). After his departure
 2  2,6 |       letter. In the first (chap. 9), he clearly regards Ignatius
 3  2,7 |           in the other apostles” (9:1), thus suggesting that
 4  2,8 |         you deserve it” (Barnabas 9:8, 9).~The food laws of
 5  2,8 |        deserve it” (Barnabas 9:8, 9).~The food laws of Leviticus
 6  2,8 |    Polycarp, “To the Philippians” 9:2, toward the end of one
 7  2,9 |       Shepherd of Hermas, Parable 9:15). After giving further
 8  3   |    composed the very long Parable 9; and finally, the work would
 9  3   |           fifteen, of which Books 9, 10, and 15 are lost. Although
10  3   |        one from the Berlin papyri[9] and three more from the
11  4,3 | Refutation of All Heresies (v. 7, 9), written about A.D. 235,
12  4,8 |          in his Miscellanies (ii. 9. 45; iii- 4.26; vii. 13-
13  4,10|         Against Heresies iii. 11. 9), who says that it shows
14  5,3 |           work and fate in Rome.~ 9. The Greek proceeds with
15  5,5 |           old enemy Simon (Acts 8:9-24). As the twelve years
16  5,7 |          back to their pastures.~ 9. A woman of position named
17  6,3 |            mentioned in Acts (21: 9), as saying that Barsabbas,
18  8,1 |   Eusebius Church History iv. 18. 9). Eusebius also mentions
19  8,1 |      Hippolytus (Refutation viii. 9 [Gr. 16]), and other Roman
20  8,4 |     promise, Church History v. 8. 9, and in iv. 25 speaks as
21 11,3 |            Church History vi. 14. 9). Clement's death must therefore
22 14,9 |           of Christianity (chaps. 9 and 31), and it is not unlikely
23 14,13|        Parts I and II, chapters 1-9, and Tertullian's Apologeticus
24 15,2 |        writings of Josephus (iii. 9. z). He wrote his own works,
25 15,3 |            18) and Josephus (iii. 9).~ For the early church
26 16   |       fish a Christian symbol.~  [9] W. C. Till, Die gnostischen