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 1  1,4 |       their stamp. An even more practical terminus is afforded by
 2  4,6 |         but was controlled by a practical purpose to produce a gospel
 3 12,4 |       may be grouped two highly practical writings of his, one On
 4 13,7 | forth-all in a most concise and practical fashion. It is clear that
 5 13,8 |        of Roman bishops on both practical and doctri issues. He worked
 6 13,10|       Dionysius ably united the practical and intellectual sides of
 7 13,10|         anywhere in the church, practical, doctrinal, and even critical,
 8 14,2 |        a wealth of other books, practical, doctrinal, and polemic,
 9 14,3 |       the apologetic field, his practical, doctrinal, and polemic
10 14,4 |                                 Practical Works.~ The majority of
11 14,4 |      The majority of these were practical in character, dealing with
12 14,6 |         writings as apologetic, practical, doctrinal, and polemic.
13 14,11|         less closely related to practical church problems of the day.~
14 14,12|        letters, sprang from the practical conditions of church life.
15 14,12|       Quirinus and presents the practical teachings of Christianity,
16 14,12|       Lord's Prayer, presents a practical interpretation of the prayer,
17 15,4 |         thus both precedent and practical occasion resulted in a more