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 1  1,2 |     come later and shows that a period of oral tradition preceded
 2  1,4 |     Heresies”). He begins a new period in Christian literature
 3  2,3 |      wide currency in the early period, and the fact that II Clement
 4  4,4 |        have been written in the period between the publication
 5  4,6 |    Christianity in its earliest period.~ For the fragments of five
 6  4,9 |       the same region, the same period, and the same tongue. Symmachus
 7 11,3 |        still looked back to the period as a golden age of faith
 8 12,1 |       was his first Alexandrian period. In the course of it he
 9 12,1 |         this second Alexandrian period, which lasted for thirteen
10 12,6 |         this second Alexandrian period, zip-3o, he produced his
11 14,6 |     which he wrote in his first period when he was a thoroughgoing
12 14,6 |         to unite them.~ In this period of tension he probably wrote
13 14,11| referred with confidence to the period from the spring of 251 to
14 14,18|        probably from this early period, and now lost, was his Grammar.~
15 14,20|        belongs to his Christian period. It was later imitated by
16 15,3 |    Letter of Barnabas. From the period a little later he could
17 15,3 |     what church writers in each period have made use of which of
18 15,4 |       recopied in the patristic period, the Byzantine age, and
19 16   |       the church entered upon a period of increasingly rigorous
20 16   |      the literature, the heroic period, which we have been surveying,