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 1  3   |   episcopate, A.D. 140-55. But parts of the Shepherd were probably
 2  3   |   light, some of them covering parts missing from these more
 3  3   |  differences among the various parts of the work, it should be
 4  3   |        among the less educated parts of the churches and may
 5  3   |    angels who made the various parts and activities of human
 6  4,4 |         probably meaning those parts he wished to copy or use
 7  4,6 |      the whole book, and other parts of it may have shown heretical
 8  5,7 |        to be Greek, while some parts of it, like the Hymn of
 9  5,8 |   frankly omitting the tedious parts (the discourses were probably
10  7,3 |        after came across large parts of it in Greek in the medieval
11  8,3 | explain the obscure and hidden parts of the scriptures.[44] Clearly
12  8,3 |      the hope that substantial parts at least of the early Greek
13 10,3 |        they continue to do so. Parts of this wise and temperate
14 13,3 |     Isaiah. One Greek fragment~Parts of Ezekiel. One Greek and
15 13,3 |     fragment~Zechariah (lost).~Parts ofMatthew. Possible Greek
16 13,8 |       of his writings, or such parts of them as survive, gives
17 14,13| Octavius of Minucius Felix, in Parts I and II, chapters 1-9,