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 1  5,8 |     execution, Andrew utters an address to the cross, reminiscent
 2  7   |        Luke's account of Paul's address in Athens in Acts 17:22-
 3  7,3 |         is not mentioned in the address as co-emperor. A century
 4  8,1 |       about the Aegean.~ In the Address (Oratio) to the Greeks,
 5  8,3 |        later, that he wrote his Address to the Greeks. It is usually
 6  8,3 | anticipated or hinted at in the Address. Eusebius tells us that
 7  8,3 |        He himself refers in the Address (15:2) to a book On Animals,
 8  8,3 |        to a treatise On Demons (Address 16) and to a future work
 9  8,3 |   chronological chapters of the Address.~ Tatian's great work, however,
10  9,3 |      first is a direct personal address, put as though Theophilus
11 11,3 |  scripture), in eight books~The Address to the Creeks (the Protrepticus).~
12 11,3 |  survive: The Miscellanies, the Address, and the Tutor. We have
13 11,3 |      202.~ The Protrepticus, or Address, was directed to pagan readers
14 11,3 |        them through Christ. The Address is a spirited, richly illustrated,
15 11,3 |       been customary and in the Address and the Tutor cast his views
16 11,3 |         the song of salvation” (Address 8). He knew the Gospel of
17 13,5 |        of two other works — the Address to Severina and On Good
18 14,3 |      same year, 197, by a short address To the Martyrs already in
19 14,3 |       cheering them on. But the Address to the Heathen and the Apology
20 14,8 |   possibly have been part of an address to the senate, uttered when
21 14,17|      and he also knew Clement's Address to the Greeks (the Protrepticus).
22 16   |         Source of Evil; no text~Address to Severina; no text~Determination
23 16   |       sixteenth century.~  [40] Address to the Greeks 18:2; 19:1.~  [
24 16   |      York, 1890, p. 259.~  [68] Address, chaps. I, 31.~  [69] On