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 1  1,6 |             proportions that amaze the modern reader. The volume, variety,
 2  1,6 |             that may well surprise the modern reader and give him a new
 3  2,3 |                                        Modern Discoveries.~Yet for all
 4  2,3 |               Clement was known to the modern world only through a single
 5  2,11|               form was revived in more modern times with such effect in
 6  3   |          Shipton and her successors in modern times. They played little
 7  4,5 |               of that work in Greek in modern times.~ The fragment of
 8  4,6 |          others-ancient, medieval, and modern. But unlike other combiners
 9  4,10|            work, about the length of a modern short story, has gone by
10  4,10|                of James the Less.” Its modern discoverer, Guillaume Postel,
11  4,10|         pseudo-Christian literature in modern times. In 1945-46 there
12  5,3 |                repeated in a number of modern forms of the life of Paul.~
13  5,8 |               martyrdom at Patrae, the modern Patras. Gregory prefaced
14  6,1 |                had never been found in modern times until Harris discovered
15  8,1 |               the ancient Shechem, the modern Nablous. He was not a Jew
16  9,1 | overconscioushabits of style weary the modern reader, and yet the earnestness
17 10,3 |              him have been found to be modern forgeries, in particular
18 11,3 |               been made the basis of a modern children's hymn, widely
19 12,4 |           theology, even though to the modern reader Origen seems overinfluenced
20 13,7 |               because it first came to modern notice brought from Egypt
21 14,20|               work of Lactantius, most modern scholars are disposed to
22 14,21|             Poetovio, in Pannonia (the modern Pettau in Styria), a Christian
23 14,21|               Latinity, and Victorinus modern editor, Haussleiter, finds
24 15,4 |               lie the works that lucky modern discoveries by archaeologists