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 1  2,4 |  manuals of discipline, and it survived only as occasional reading
 2  4,4 |    enough. That it should have survived that long is not strange,
 3  4,10| authorities, the Book of James survived, largely unaltered, and
 4  5,3 |        is the episode that has survived as the “Acts of Paul and
 5  5,3 | romantic story, which not only survived in Greek and in many other
 6  6,1 | Christian hymns seemed to have survived, however, until J. Rendel
 7  6,2 |  sermon we possess is what has survived as the Second Letter of
 8  7,4 |    preface he wrote for it has survived and informs us that Jason
 9  8,1 |    only books of his that have survived, his Apology, written about
10  8,3 |        yet been found.~ It has survived, however, in an Arabic version,
11  8,4 |     Marcion. That none of them survived was partly caused by the
12  9,2 |  poetry that have nowhere else survived, thus contributing a whole
13  9,3 |   these, the only one that has survived is the defense of Christianity,
14 10,1 |    from the confessors who had survived the persecution of A.D.
15 10,4 |     does not seem to have long survived; as the sects disappeared,
16 12,3 |         of these, only 21 have survived in the Greek original and
17 12,3 |       Origen's exegetical work survived piecemeal in the catenas-those
18 13,1 | Hippolytus, too, died there or survived his exile and died in Rome
19 14,6 |   works have for the most part survived even though he had withdrawn
20 14,16|      some of his writings have survived as part of the writings
21 14,16|       and On the Trinity, have survived. These are unquestioned