Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,2 |       instances suggest memorized material but the items quoted cannot
 2  1,2 |          a record of this kind of material.~Although this elusive oral
 3  2,9 |        tried to condense all that material into one small book, about
 4  3   |      embodying not a little pagan material with their own, and continued
 5  3   |        these books represents the material most relevant to the present
 6  4,2 | suspicious of the new, unfamiliar material another gospel would inevitably
 7  4,2 |       possession of any authentic material comparable in historical
 8  4,5 |         another form, leaving his material body at the mercy of his
 9  4,5 |           but there is little new material.~ Jesus, while being crucified,
10  4,6 |          numerous duplications of material, which amounted to at least
11  4,6 |    hesitate to introduce some new material. There is very little probability
12  7,1 |          that Jesus appeared in a material body after the resurrection.
13  7,4 |    dialogue of his, supplied some material to Eusebius on the subject
14 10,2 |          himself was indebted for material to Justin, from whose book
15 14,17|           vu with the futility of material sacrifice. The work seems
16 14,20|        and bold rehandling of the material of the seven books in a
17 14,20|           inclusion of some y new material as well.~ Harnack suggests