Chapter, Paragraph

 1  4,8 |      place forfeited by Judas (1:26); his name was Matthias.
 2  4,8 |  Miscellanies (ii. 9. 45; iii- 4.26; vii. 13- 82; and perhaps
 3  4,8 |     faith and knowledge (iii. 4. 26). This is the text quoted,
 4  5,3 |     story related by Nicephorus,[26] about 1320, of a visit
 5  6,2 |         the wilderness” (Num. 11:26).~ Nothing is really known
 6  8,4 |         from every race (Apology 26:5; 58:1).~ Marcion wrote
 7  9,1 |        who in Church History iv. 26. 2 gives this list: On the
 8  9,1 |       mentions the Extracts (iv. 26. 13), or Selections from
 9  9,1 |     Eusebius (Church History iv. 26- S-m). Another small fragment-a
10  9,1 |     Eusebius' Church History iv. 26. 3), in A.D. r67-68. Polycrates
11  9,3 |        second book (chap. 25 and 26), in which Theophilus alludes
12 10,3 |          says (Church History v. 26. 1). Jerome mistakenly thought
13 13,11| Ecclesiastes (Church History vii 26. 3), fragments of which
14 13,11|   Euphranor (Church History vii. 26. 2, but this has entirely
15 14,19|        Constantine in i” i and 7:26, and implied in 2: 1, 4:
16 14,20|   Against the Jews (ibid. vii 1. 26), but he seems never to
17 15,3 |            Melito of Sardis (iv. 26), Apollinaris of Hierapolis (
18 15,3 |     works by Irenaeus (v. 20 and 26), on the paschal controversy (
19 16   |     Irenaeus Against Heresies 1. 26. 1; Hippolytus Refutation
20 16   |        Pauli (Hamburg, 1936).~  [26] Nicephorurs Callisti Church
21 16   |          of Johathan, on Num. 11:26-27. The Stichometry gives