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 1  1,1 |      delay in creating literary materials is hard to explain in the
 2  1,2 |    which portions of the gospel materials come directly from Jesus,
 3  1,2 |        in the fact that all the materials were transmitted through
 4  1,4 | Judaizing. There are apologetic materials in the New Testament as
 5  2,5 |      providing him with writing materials or forwarding his letters.
 6  2,11|         that matter, any of the materials appended to the Martyrdom
 7  3   |    pagan, Jewish, and Christian materials.~ They eventually numbered
 8  4,2 |     could recognize trustworthy materials not paralleled by those
 9  4,2 |       we can see that the extra materials are based upon traditions
10  4,3 |       that in Rome at that time materials also employed in Egyptians
11  5,4 |        eager to use sensational materials. When Drusiana died, in
12  5,9 |        character of some of his materials. The Homilies are introduced
13  6   |      examples of other kinds of materials such as hymns, homilies,
14  7,3 |         absence of more ancient materials the textual problem is almost
15 10,4 |         a variety of historical materials, most uncritically, of course,
16 11,3 |  evidently incomplete notes and materials Clement never found time
17 15,2 |         he acquired most of his materials there, partly by employing
18 15,4 |      least two ways. First, the materials he used in the Preparation
19 15,4 |         than were his Christian materials. They reflect the teaching
20 15,4 |     more adequate use of source materials. In summary, then, we may
21 15,4 |       apostolic age). The other materials we possess include small