Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,2 |  commandments of the Lord (I Cor. 7:10) which he could differentiate
 2  2,2 |          the Elder (Natural History 10. 2), among others. After
 3  2,2 | unmistakable reference to I Cor. 1: 10-12. Not only I Corinthians
 4  2,4 |          before baptism. Chapters 7-10 consist of instructions
 5  2,4 |       British Museum, Or. MS, 9271, 10:3b - 12:2a) have been discovered.
 6  3   |          fifteen, of which Books 9, 10, and 15 are lost. Although
 7  3   |          discovered at Nag Hammadi.[10] The Berlin version is similar
 8  4,10|             the Book of James does (10:1).~ Epiphanius certainly
 9  5,3 |            been baptized by Peter.~ 10. On the voyage Jesus, walking
10  5,5 |           Simoni deo Sancto” (chap. 10) probably comes from Justin,
11  5,7 |           attire, and return home.~ 10. The apostle leaves the
12  5,7 |             for a long time” (chap. 10).~ This can hardly be the
13  8,1 |              Church History iv. 11. 10), in Justin's own words,
14  8,2 |       broken at two points (7:6 and 10: 1), and the final chapters (
15 11,2 |            India (Church History v. 10. 3; On Illustrious Men 36).~ ~
16 13,6 |             of Noah (Genesis, chap. 10), which was often reflected
17 14,11|          Roman church (Nos. 5-7 and 10-19). This little group may
18 14,13|  Apologeticus in Part III, chapters 10-15. An effort has been made
19 14,19|       Against the Heathen, A.D. 304-10.~ The Institutes form a
20 15,3 |       regard for his books” (iv. 8. 10). Rhetoricians were aware
21 16   |       Untersuchungen, LX, 1955).~  [10] M. Krause and P. Labib,
22 16   |             Laipzig, 1899, nos. 107-10. On the fragments in general
23 16   |        Theological Studies, X 1959, 10-42.~  [79] The list on the
24 16   |              Achelis ed. P. 231, I. 10.~  [86] It was Psalm 90