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 1 Pref |  places in the empire, Photius sent Tarasius summaries of a
 2  2,2 |       Roman Church accordingly sent a long letter to the Corinthians,
 3  2,4 |   Patriarch of Constantinople, sent that manuscript to the King
 4  2,5 |     not have either written or sent them. The Ephesians and
 5  2,5 |   Ephesians and Smyrnaeans had sent Burrhus of Ephesus (Eph.
 6  2,7 | letters of Ignatius which were sent to us by him [that would
 7  2,7 |        that Polycarp painfully sent around among the Asian churches
 8  2,7 | letters of Ignatius which were sent to us by him, and such others
 9  2,7 |     his possession and that he sent copies of it to the Philippians.~
10  2,13|    things here for which I was sent, and after I have fulfilled
11  2,13|     taken up again to him that sent me. But after I have been
12  5,4 |     into boiling oil, and then sent back to his island exile.”
13  6,2 |    been preached in Corinth or sent there for some purpose.
14  6,2 |       that might not have been sent from any church to any other.
15 10,1 |      was at its height, he was sent to Rome with a letter of
16 11,3 |       to Antioch, A.D. 211, he sent it by Clement (Church History
17 13,1 |  Hippolytus and Pontianus were sent into exile together to the
18 13,9 |      led a delegation that was sent to the emperor Alexander
19 13,10|       unable to attend but had sent his written opinion to the
20 13,11|  correspondents of his and had sent extracts from these to Xystus,
21 13,11|        In his numerous letters sent in all directions, he discussed
22 13,11|      announce this in a letter sent to all the churches concerned.
23 14,11|      Roman church, to which he sent a number of letters in the
24 14,12|      The one On the Lapsed was sent, probably in the summer
25 14,12|       Novatian, and so Cyprian sent it in its revised form with