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 1  1,1 |         is hard to explain in the light of the literature produced
 2  1,6 |       place in it, and they throw light upon the situations in which
 3  2,8 |      Christian ethics, the Way of Light against the Way of Darkness.
 4  2,9 |        the fifth century, came to light in 1908. Meanwhile in 1907
 5  2,11|          1926) editions.~ Further light is thrown upon the life
 6  3   |      Greek text of it has come to light. It stood at the end of
 7  3   |          or papyrus, have come to light, some of them covering parts
 8  3   |       Michigan papyrus throws new light upon the literary development
 9  3   |           book.~ We also get some light on what the little book
10  4,6 |          of the work that came to light in 1935 in the British Museum
11  4,6 |      recover it, would be for the light it would throw on the Egyptian
12  4,6 |         papyrus book that came to light in 1935 cannot have been
13  5,4 |       work often throws important light upon the Greek text of the
14  6,1 |          thus explained. “Love,” “light,” “life,” and “truth” are
15  6,1 |        can say. They have come to light only in Syriac, and some
16  6,1 |        and radiant with spiritual light.” It would be difficult
17  7,3 | Christianity emerges into clearer light with the figure of Aristides.
18  7,3 |          it will sometime come to light.~ ~
19  9,1 |          1940 should have come to light, almost entire, in Greek.
20  9,3 |           more of his writings to light, the extent of his contribution
21 12,1 |     actually at work, but for the light it throws upon the immense
22 13,2 |       lost works of Hippolytus to light in Latin, Syriac, Coptic,
23 14,12|           of scripture that throw light upon it. The third book
24 14,13|           Life” of Cyprian.~ Much light is thrown upon the work
25 16   |          would, throw much needed light upon this history.~ In the