Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 |            Lightfoot in his great commentary on the Epistles of Clement,
 2  2,2 |         Harnack called the finest commentary we have on any Church Father,
 3  4,14|         followers. He did write a commentary, the Exegetica mentioned
 4  5,2 |           we believe,” he writes (Commentary on Daniel iii. 29), “that
 5  5,5 |       third book of Origen's lost Commentary on Genesis a few lines about
 6  5,5 |      History iii. 1). The Genesis commentary was written in A.D. 220-
 7  7,1 |           Luke. Heracleon wrote a commentary on the Gospel of John, of
 8  7,4 |          Dialogue.~ Jerome in his Commentary on Galatians (3:13) remembers
 9  8,3 |            Efrem (d. 373) wrote a commentary on it in Syriac; this work
10  9,2 |      Caesarea, the reviser of the commentary of Andreas on the Revelation,
11  9,3 |       adds a gospel harmony, or a commentary on Proverbs,[55] and from
12 12,3 |          have lesst than half the commentary on Matthew, and Rufinus'
13 12,7 |        from Books V and VI of the Commentary on Romans.[77] The Romans
14 13,3 |      Greek also. We have also the commentary Oil the Song of Songs (in
15 13,5 |           mentioned in his Daniel commentary, written in 202-4, and is
16 14,20|        Jerome once speaks (in his commentary on Galatians) of a remark
17 14,21| Illustrious Men 18, 74) producing commentary on Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus,
18 14,21| Revelation, but of these only the commentary on the Revelation has come
19 14,21|        Jerome's work in his great commentary on the Revelation.[96]~
20 14,21|        Victorinus exhibits in the Commentary on the Revelation.~ Another
21 16   |           Heresy of Marcion and a commentary On the Six Days’ Work of
22 16   |         this work in Bar-Salibi’s commentary on the Revelation, written