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 1  6,1 |    Lactantius in his Divine Institutes 4:12 (A.D. 311). He introduces
 2  9,3 | A.D. 325, who in his Divine Institutes i. 23 speaks of such a work
 3 14,9 |   Lactantius (in his Divine Institutes i. 11 and v. 1, begun about
 4 14,18|   that city to teach there (Institutes v. 2.2). Lactantius recorded
 5 14,18|  principal book, the Divine Institutes. But the intensification
 6 14,18|     Wrath ofGod, the Divine Institutes (in seven books), an Epitome
 7 14,18|   On God's Workmanship, the Institutes, the Epitomie and On the
 8 14,18|   On God's Workmanship, the Institutes, the Epitome, the Wrath
 9 14,19|                  The Divine Institutes.~ In 304 he was already
10 14,19|     at work upon the Divine Institutes; he refers to that undertaking
11 14,19|   was therefore writing the Institutes at the very time that his
12 14,19|  Heathen, A.D. 304-10.~ The Institutes form a book a good deal (
13 14,20|      ands the Epitome ofthe Institutes — probably in that order.
14 14,20|   after the revision of the Institutes, in A.D. 313. The book On
15 14,20|     also the Epitome of the Institutes, written in response to
16 14,20|  book Against All Heresies (Institutes iv. 30. 14) and another
17 16   |  dualistic additions to the Institutes also seem most naturally