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 1  4,3 |       was in beginning his first Homily on Luke that Origensaid, “
 2  4,7 |         was mentioned by Origen (Homily 1 on Luke) and quoted by
 3  4,9 |         Twelve, as he called it (Homily i on Luke), and it was probably
 4  4,14|  mentions a Gospel of Basilides (Homily 1 on Luke). But there are
 5  6,2 |        not really a letter but a homily or sermon and conveys nothing
 6  6,2 |   Lightfoot to the view that the homily was really written in Corinth,
 7  8,2 |       altogether, perhaps from a homily of Melito of Sardis or someone
 8  8,2 |         documents as the paschal homily by Melito of Sardis or the
 9  9,1 |    extraordinary thing that this homily of Melito should have gone
10  9,1 | additional fragments of the same homily, one in Greek (Oxyrhynchus
11  9,1 |         Latin paraphrases of the homily,[49] and a Coptic version
12  9,1 |       literary remains.[51]~ The homily interprets the Passover,
13  9,1 |     influence of this particular homily upon the work of Melito'
14 12,7 |     treatise On the Pascha and a homily on I Samuel,[75] extracts
15 15,4 |       mentioned Melito's Paschal Homily and Origen's Dialogue with
16 16   |      Aristides, Melito's Paschal Homily, the Epistle of the Apostles,
17 16   |          mean “my power.”~  [14] Homily i on Luke.~  [15] Irenaeus
18 16   |             48] Campbell Bonner, Homily on the Passion by Melito,