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 1  3  | Ophitic-Sethian type. Five of the Odes of Solomon are quoted in
 2  6,1|                               The Odes Of Solomon.~ From the very
 3  6,1|       identified as the so-called Odes of Solomon, mentioned in
 4  6,1|           In both these lists the Odes appear not by themselves
 5  6,1|  themselves but as the Psalms and Odes of Solomon, and in Nicephorus
 6  6,1|          accompany and follow the Odes.~ The Psalms of Solomon
 7  6,1|          the manuscript.~ But the Odes of Solomon had never been
 8  6,1|          second manuscript of the Odes and Psalms was soon after
 9  6,1|           300, quotes five of the Odes, the first of which is missing
10  6,1|        Thus Solomon speaks.”~ The Odes, forty-two in number, are
11  6,1|          them, from 43 to 60. The Odes introduce us at once to
12  6,1|     Solomon that follow them. The Odes are spiritual, mystical,
13  6,1|            Who really wrote these Odes no one can say. They have
14  6,1|           version. The use of the Odes in the Pistis Sophia shows
15  6,1|           Harris discovered these Odes, he described them in a
16 11,3|           as we have seen, in the Odes of Solomon.[65] It has been
17 16  |          Apostolic Preaching, the Odes of Solomon, the Apostolic
18 16  |           ofthe Lord; no text~The Odes of Solomon; no complete