Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 |          his Church History (iii. 16; iv. 23. II). Dionysius
 2  2,8 |          it up again themselves” (16:14). This points to the
 3  3   |    Epistle of the Apostles (chap. 16), which can probably be
 4  4,3 |            and to the empty tomb (16:1).She is fairly prominent
 5  4,4 |        demon” (On Illustrious Men 16). This curious saying, which
 6  4,9 |           15] or the Holy Spirits[16] descended upon him at his
 7  4,10|         virgin (Miscellanies vii. 16. 93). This is exactly what
 8  5,5 |          heaven to be permitted” (16:18, 19). The Roman bishop
 9  5,7 |       renounce marriage (chaps. 1-16).~ 2. Gundafor commissions
10  6,1 |        songs to the Colossians (3:16). In the canticles of Luke-the
11  7,1 |       Hebrews (On Illustrious Men 16), but there is no difficulty
12  7,3 |    examine the Christians' books (16:3, 5). Aristides is also
13  8,1 |           Refutation viii. 9 [Gr. 16]), and other Roman writers
14  8,3 |       treatise On Demons (Address 16) and to a future work to
15 12,3 |        291 in all; of these, only 16 books are pre, served in
16 12,6 |           Alexandria, down to 215-16, even in those years he
17 14,9 |         cruel, and absurd (chaps. 16-38). Caecilius acknowledges
18 16   | Hippolytus Refutation vii. 33.~  [16] Epiphanius Heresies, xxviii.~  [
19 16   |        Eusebius Church History vi 16. 1-4; Jerome On Illustrious