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 1  2,3|     Church History iv. 23) ; by Hegesippus in his Memoirs, now lost,
 2  4,4|    about A.D. izo and says that Hegesippus made some use of it in writing
 3  8,1| beginning with his contemporary Hegesippus, they probably owed much
 4  8,1|       notable works as those of Hegesippus, Irenaeus, Hippolytus, and
 5 10  |    Second Century: Irenaeus and Hegesippus.~
 6 10,2|        he quotes (iv. 6. 2), to Hegesippus, and probably to Theophilus.
 7 10,4|                  The Memoirs of Hegesippus.~ Luke's two volumes on
 8 10,4|     steps in that direction was Hegesippus. He came from the East,
 9 10,4|        180.~ The real motive of Hegesippus in writing his five books
10 10,4|        with Justin and Tatian.~ Hegesippus was widely traveled and
11 10,4|      Church History iv. 22. 1). Hegesippus gives a list of the Christian
12 10,4|      made a good deal of use of Hegesippus, especially valuing the
13 10,4|         his most notable use of Hegesippus being the latter's account
14 10,4|        8). So, however careless Hegesippus was, his book would be of
15 10,4|        Origen actually mentions Hegesippus, in such of their writings
16 10,4|        writers were indebted to Hegesippus. But his work does not seem
17 10,4|     them, like those of Justin, Hegesippus, Irenaeus, and Hippolytus,
18 10,4|          ca. 440) probably knew Hegesippus only from Eusebius' account
19 10,4|           quotes a passage from Hegesippus that he had found in the
20 10,4|        Memoirs (Hyponmemata) of Hegesippus. They may possibly be preserved
21 10,4| sometimes confused with that of Hegesippus in the Middle Ages.[61]~ ~ ~
22 16  |          no complete Greek text~Hegesippus, Memoirs; no text~Melito,
23 16  |            60] Philip said that Hegesippus gave the names of Jesus’