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| Alphabetical [« »] illustrated 4 illustrating 2 illustribus 1 illustrious 18 image 2 imagery 1 images 2 | Frequency [« »] 18 homily 18 hymn 18 identified 18 illustrious 18 king 18 makes 18 mark | Edgar J. Goodspeed History of early christian literature IntraText - Concordances illustrious |
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1 Pref | biography which he called “On Illustrious Men” (De viris illustribus). 2 2,8 | apocryphal writings (“On Illustrious Men,” 6). The “Clermont 3 4,4 | not a bodiless demon” (On Illustrious Men 16). This curious saying, 4 4,4 | found in this gospel (On Illustrious Men 2). It reads: “After 5 7,1 | Gospel of the Hebrews (On Illustrious Men 16), but there is no 6 9,3 | iv. 24. 1-3). Jerome (On Illustrious Men 25) adds a gospel harmony, 7 10,3 | thought this was two books (On Illustrious Men 35). Eusebius also mentioned 8 11,2 | Church History v. 10. 3; On Illustrious Men 36).~ ~ 9 13,2 | 22. 2]) and by Jerome (On Illustrious Men 61), and they were republished 10 13,3 | the Lord Our Saviour (On Illustrious Men 61). The work On the 11 14,9 | A.D. 303) and by Jerome (On Illustrious Men 58 and Epist. 70:5). 12 14,13| Jerome deals with him in On Illustrious Men 67.~ The Life by Pontius 13 14,15| in his account of him (On Illustrious Men 70), gives a list of 14 14,17| Arnobius was still a pagan (On Illustrious Men 80), shows no particular 15 14,18| A.D. 325.~ Jerome, in On Illustrious Men 8o, gives a list of 16 14,21| Jerome in forms us (On Illustrious Men 18, 74) producing commentary 17 16 | History ii. 25.~ [27] On Illustrious Men 7, The story is obviously 18 16 | History vi 16. 1-4; Jerome On Illustrious Men 75.~ [73] A.D. Nock