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 1  1,2 |    with the words — probably derived from 1 Clement—”remembering
 2  1,2 |    to suppose that they were derived from oral tradition.~But
 3  1,2 |      collections, ultimately derived from word-of-mouth transmission,
 4  1,2 |   tradition and were largely derived from it. The evangelists
 5  2,2 | naturally explained as being derived from catechetical teaching.
 6  2,9 |     but we cannot be sure he derived the story from that gospel;
 7  4,3 |  whether or not the preacher derived them from Egyptians. It
 8  4,4 |      the compiler of Hebrews derived the saying from earlier
 9  4,4 |      of the fifth century he derived from earlier writers. The
10  4,10|   xxxviii. 1. 3). This group derived its name from its view that
11  5,5 |    35, have been shown to be derived from the Chronicle written
12  6,2 |     Christ in the sermon are derived either from oral tradition
13  7,1 |     Ignatius and that gospel derived it from the Preaching of
14 12,5 |   that what we know of it is derived from the quotations Origen
15 12,7 |       74]~ Other works by or derived from Origen include a treatise
16 14,14|    and many of his ideas are derived from Tertullian.~ ~
17 15,2 |      of Philo was presumably derived from this library. It was
18 15,3 |     later second century was derived from extensive collections
19 15,3 |    bibliographies, if simply derived from library catalogues,
20 15,4 | Christian schools with those derived from Alexandria. Second,
21 16   |       These descriptions are derived from the edition of A. Bohlin
22 16   |    Egyptian Church Order and Derived Documents, Cambridge 1916.~  [