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 1  2,6 |          we try to reconcile two passages in Polycarp's letter. In
 2  3   | Sibylline books by interpolating passages of their own composing,
 3  3   |      salvation. The book recalls passages in Epiphanius' account of
 4  5,6 |          liturgical and poetical passages. Most scholars think it
 5  8,1 |          Eusebius quotes a dozen passages from his Apology, and Methodius,
 6  8,4 |        irreconcilable opposites. Passages in Jewish and Christian
 7  9,1 |         certainly by z 80. Three passages from it, making about a
 8 10,2 |        of quoting characteristic passages from the writings of leading
 9 11,3 |         irreligious and fabulous passages occurred in them (Bibliotheca
10 12,7 |       what they thought the best passages in Origen, which was called
11 14,12|         to collect the scripture passages that were calculated to
12 14,12|         a group of the scripture passages teaching it. The first book
13 14,12|        of Christ, presenting the passages of scripture that throw
14 14,12|   supported with the appropriate passages of scripture. The work was
15 15,3 |        says, he planned to pluck passages from the meadows of Christian
16 16   |       Evangelica vii 22. On both passages see H. Musurillo, St. Methodius:
17 16   |          Collection of scripture passages bearing on particular points