Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,4 |        chapter is an apocalypse, apparently based on Matthew 24. Naturally
 2  2,7 |       what Polycarp has in mind. Apparently Burrhus, the deacon of Ephesus,
 3  2,9 |         He rejoins the apostles, apparently in Galilee, and tells them
 4  4,2 |          the uncanonical gospels apparently aimed at unifying the gospels
 5  4,3 |       Gospel of the Hebrews were apparently so called because one circulated
 6  4,4 |          the Hebrews, therefore, apparently originated in Egypt, in
 7  4,7 |     collection of Jesus' sayings apparently edited by some Gnostic teacher
 8  4,8 | Traditions ofMatthias. There was apparently nothing particularly heretical
 9  4,10|         in answer to prayer, and apparently miraculous, very much like
10  4,10|        by a former marriage, and apparently even the idea that Mary
11  4,13|       not really a gospel but an apparently miscellaneous collection
12  5,3 |     addresses them. He is tried, apparently before Nero, and executed
13  5,4 |        Olives, when his body was apparently being crucified across the
14  5,4 |          plunged in boiling oil, apparently at Rome, although the episode
15  5,4 |  appealed to by the Iconoclasts, apparently because of its teaching
16  8,3 |       Tatian immediately put it, apparently for missionary use in Syria.
17 11,3 |         him from Alexandria, and apparently he never returned. When
18 13,11|           On the basis of these, apparently, Dionysius was charged with
19 14,18|         other works or fragments apparently of Lactantius have come