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 1  2,2 |            belong.~The position of presbyter or elder first comes into
 2 10,1 |          own tongue. While still a presbyter at Lyons, when Montanism
 3 11,2 |          he speaks of the “blessed presbyter”; he very rarely mentions
 4 11,3 |           also called “the blessed presbyter”) has been doing for the
 5 11,3 |          authority of “the blessed presbyter” Pantaenus for that view.
 6 12,1 |            his way, was ordained a presbyter by Theoctistus, the bishop
 7 13,1 |            Rome, where he became a presbyter. When Origen visited Rome,
 8 13,4 |         Roman Christian, perhaps a presbyter, named Gaius who in his
 9 13,9 |       scriptures, but he was not a presbyter or a bishop but a soldier,
10 14,2 |            Jerome says he became a presbyter in the church there. At
11 14,10|          new faith, especiall with presbyter Caecilianus, led to his
12 14,10|            ardor and soon b came a presbyter. In 248-49, little more
13 14,11|          acute by the Carthaginian presbyter Novatus, who took the side
14 14,15|           baptism, but he became a presbyter of the Roman church and
15 14,15|          and evidently its leading presbyter, for when the see was vacant,
16 14,15|          him with the Carthaginian presbyter of that name. He accepts
17 14,21| contemporary Tyconius. The Spanish presbyter Beatus, late in the eighth