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 1 Pref |          recovered some long-lost pieces of striking interest. But
 2  1,2 |     contained some characteristic pieces of Jesus' teaching, with
 3  3   |         More than a dozen smaller pieces, on parchment or papyrus,
 4  5,3 |     Ephesian episode. (The Coptic pieces comprise only about one-half
 5  5,7 | perplexing of the many liturgical pieces that distinguish the Acts
 6  6,3 |    references to him in anonymous pieces.~ It is from Papias that
 7  8,4 |         has gnawed the gospels to pieces?”~ Hippolytus, about A.D.
 8 10,4 |            especially valuing the pieces of Christian Palestinian
 9 11,3 |           and On Evil-speaking no pieces have been found, but there
10 11,3 |           is a group of unrelated pieces, plainly unfinished. Of
11 13,9 |       sort of notebook of strange pieces of curious information on
12 14,2 |      forth the notable apologetic pieces which were among his earliest
13 14,8 |         Fronto's smaller literary pieces, but his attack on Christianity
14 14,9 |           the clumsy and affected pieces of Fronto discovered in
15 14,11|       letters contains eighty-one pieces, sixty-five of which are
16 14,13|          two of the many spurious pieces that were eventually ascribed
17 16   |          Justin and included such pieces as the Letter to Zenas and