Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,4 |         probably because he was identified with the Clement mentioned
 2  3   |       such a foundling could be identified, although it is not absolutely
 3  3   |      die, Jesus came to him and identified himself as his brother.
 4  4,8 |      and they are perhaps to be identified with another book under
 5  4,12|  Gnostic, although it cannot be identified as that of any one school.
 6  6,1 |         Christian hymns he soon identified as the so-called Odes of
 7  6,1 |       and Psalms was soon after identified by F. C. Burkitt in the
 8  8,2 |        any reference to it been identified in Christian literature.
 9  8,3 |         in Greece, is generally identified as Tatian. In the so-called
10  8,4 |         Marcion'sbook have been identified, but among them is its opening
11  9,1 |       On the Passover, recently identified by Charles Martin in a sermon
12 11,1 |       teacher and writer was so identified with Alexandria that he
13 11,3 |         can the Miscellanies be identified as such a third book.~ The
14 13,4 |          This book is sometimes identified with the Heads against Gaius,[
15 13,7 |   Apostolic Tradition, which is identified with the socalled Egyptian
16 14,5 | solicitude for the divine unity identified Father, Son, and Holy Spirit,
17 14,18|   Persecutors is probably to be identified with the work that Jerome
18 14,20|     Persecutors, probably to be identified with what Jerome called