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 1  2,7 |      to ten spurious letters ascribed to Ignatius and written
 2  3   |    Greek theosophical tracts ascribed to Hermes Trismegistus,
 3  4,7 |     of two different gospels ascribed to Thomas has led to considerable
 4  4,14|   already seen that Irenaeus ascribed the Gospel of Truth to the
 5  4,14|    likely that other gospels ascribed to heresiarchs, if not this
 6  6,1 |      devotion and aspiration ascribed to Solomon? Probably for
 7  6,2 |        Other curious sayings ascribed to Christ in the sermon
 8  8,1 | treatise On the Resurrection ascribed to Justin in the eighth-century
 9  8,2 |  some Greek writings falsely ascribed to Justin that was destroyed
10  9,1 |      sermon long erroneously ascribed to Chrysostom.[52] Clement
11 10,3 |    but some of the fragments ascribed to him have been found to
12 13,4 |   Against All Heresies, long ascribed to Tertullian). He had also
13 13,6 |      A.D. 242-43 and wrongly ascribed to Cyprian, may be regarded
14 14,9 |   mentions a work On Fate as ascribed to Minucius but says the
15 14,12|   otherwise unknown, who had ascribed the disasters and calamities
16 14,13|  pieces that were eventually ascribed to Cyprian have crept into
17 14,13| Latin treatise that has been ascribed to Cyprian is that Against
18 14,16|    of Martyrdom were already ascribed to Cyprian when what we
19 14,16|      Batiffol (i9oo) and lat ascribed to Novatian are now believed
20 16   |     a corpus of twelve works ascribed to Justin and included such