Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,9 |       and martyrdom of Paul and describes the signs of the end. He
 2  2,9 | Nathanael (of John I:45-49). He describes Jesus as crucified by Pontius
 3  2,9 |    gotten it from tradition. He describes Jesus as quoting extensively
 4  2,10|         The Martyrdom of Justin describes the interrogation of Justin
 5  3   |  mentary, in Codex IV. The book describes a vision of the Father,
 6  3   |      the ascension of Jesus. It describes the nature of the supreme
 7  4,3 |       end of the fourth century describes the Sabellians as claiming
 8  4,10|      Dialogue (ca. A.D. 155-60) describes Jesus' birth as taking place
 9  5,8 |    Andrew and of John, which he describes as heretical. His reference
10  5,9 |       Rome in the first person, describes a journey of Clement to
11  6,2 |       does not name, but merely describes as “the word of prophecy,”
12  8,1 |       book thus far written. It describes the discussion, begun on
13  8,1 |       book On the Resurrection, describes him as a man “neither in
14  8,3 |      the first of them, whom he describes as born in Assyria and heard
15  9,3 |         of varied character. He describes himself as being of Eastern
16  9,3 |        Gospel of John, which he describes as inspired (ii. 22).~ Eusebius
17 10,4 |         the Christian sects and describes the Marcionites and Gnostics
18 14,12|       him to be a Christian and describes the conditions of life in
19 14,15|      work On the Trinity Jerome describes as a great volume, “a sort