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 1  3   |      went upward to the fifth, sixth, and seventh heavens; in
 2  4,4 |  adulterous woman that, by the sixth century, had crept into
 3  4,8 |        really a product of the sixth century, although by these
 4  4,10| Gelasius,” now assigned to the sixth century, repudiates it as
 5  6,1 |    which may be as late as the sixth century, and also in the
 6  6,3 |      Andreas of Caesarea (late sixth century), Maximus the Confessor (
 7  7,4 |      mentioned the book in the sixth book of his Outlines. The
 8  7,4 | Alexandria mentioned it in the sixth book of his Outlines.~ In
 9  7,4 |       of his Outlines.~ In the sixth century another Greek dialogue
10  9,3 |    century was Theophilus, the sixth bishop of Antioch (Eusebius
11 12,7 |      to which Eusebius added a sixth, probably after Pamphilus'
12 13,6 |        principally a leaf of a sixth or seventh century papyrus
13 13,15|        Jerome he did so in the sixth book which he added to Pamphilus'
14 14,12|        should be offered.~ The sixth treatise, To Demetrianus,
15 14,17| received, really a work of the sixth century, Arnobius' work
16 14,19|        5500 and that, when the sixth “day” of a thousand years
17 15,3 |     quotations through-out the sixth and seventh books. With
18 16   |         1930. Primasius in the sixth century also used it.~  [