Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 |            saw that the churches of Asia needed to be reminded to
 2  2,2 |             and I Peter to those of Asia Minor. But Peter's reference
 3  2,5 |         being taken through western Asia Minor to Rome, where he
 4  2,5 |           circle of the Churches of Asia that he writes anything
 5  2,5 |            the Christian leaders of Asia — Polycarp of Smyrna and
 6  2,5 |            the Christian leaders of Asia, Polycarp of Smyrna and
 7  2,5 |       letters among the Churches of Asia, Macedonia, and Syria that
 8  2,6 |            just before Marcion left Asia Minor for Rome, about A.D.
 9  2,9 |        century a Greek Christian of Asia, probably in the vicinity
10  2,11|      Polycarp and the Christians of Asia observed it on the fourteenth
11  2,11|            who when he was a boy in Asia had seen Polycarp and heard
12  2,11|           the apostles as bishop in Asia, his journey to Rome to
13  2,12|             the brethren throughout Asia and Phrygia.” This letter
14  4,4 |             pias, who flourished in Asia Minor early in the second
15  4,9 |        probably written in Greek in Asia Minor, perhaps fifty years
16  5,2 |         religion some Christians in Asia felt that women should be
17  5,2 |            of the Roman province of Asia, and two women, Maximilla
18  5,2 |   Tertullian tells of its origin in Asia and of the elder who wrote
19  5,4 |          some Docetist, probably in Asia, undertook to embody his
20  5,8 |    Christian, probably in Greece or Asia Minor, wrote a story of
21  9,1 |           Lydian city of Sardis, in Asia, was the seat of a Christian
22 10,1 |             his day; he was born in Asia Minor and spent his youth
23 10,3 | excommunicating all the churches of Asia, which were represented
24 14,8 |     declined the proconsulship`' of Asia. He undertook to reform