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 1  2,5 |         Troas he managed to write seven letters that, though of
 2  2,7 |         to us. Eusebius speaks of seven letters (Church History
 3  2,7 |   different forms:~ ~·        The seven genuine letters, known to
 4  2,7 |          A.D. 326.~·        These seven letters, accompanied by
 5  2,7 |       spurious ones.~·        The seven letters individually expanded
 6  2,10|       interrogation of Justin and seven other Christians by the
 7  5,5 |           a leader, is reduced to seven members. Peter, at Jerusalem,
 8  7,4 |          reports that it spoke of seven heavens, and, as we have
 9 10,4 |         Masbotheans. He lists the seven Jewish sects, as Justin
10 10,4 |        Justin in only four of the seven named. But it is likely
11 12,1 |          he dictated to more than seven amanuenses, who relieved
12 13,12|           Outlines, a treatise in seven books which was known to
13 14,6 |          now lost: On Ecstasy, in seven books, dealing with Montanism;
14 14,9 |          as such, appended to the seven books of that work with
15 14,11|     execution.~ There remain only seven letters, 1-4, 62, 63, and
16 14,16|        genuine, Against the Jews. Seven are lost: On the Passover,
17 14,17|           Against the Heathen, in seven books, and was accepted
18 14,18|         the Divine Institutes (in seven books), an Epitome of it,
19 14,19|     gained from the titles of the seven books: (1) “On False Religion,”
20 14,20| rehandling of the material of the seven books in a much shorter
21 15,3 |        Apostolic Fathers Clement, seven letters by Ignatius and