Chapter, Paragraph

 1  3   |      translated into Latin, even influenced Dante, whose guides Beatrice
 2  3   |      revelation, although it was influenced by Greek literature as well
 3  4,9 | Ebionites was naturally strongly influenced at many points by the Four
 4  4,10|   folklore. The book is strongly influenced by the story of the birth
 5  5,3 |          in fact, they evidently influenced him to write. From them
 6  7,1 |     chapter 5, and seems to have influenced Eusebius to date the Gospel
 7  7,3 |       Aristides is also strongly influenced by the Preaching of Peter,
 8  8,1 |           His Apology manifestly influenced later apologists like Athenagoras,
 9  8,1 |         him. How far he may have influenced subsequent writers on the
10  8,4 |          a little before him and influenced him a good deal, although
11  9,1 |       show that Melito's Apology influenced Tertullian's. ~ Small fragments
12  9,1 |         upon Tertullian. That he influenced such men as Tertullian,
13  9,3 | Africanus, and Novatian were all influenced by one or another of the
14 14,5 |         Melito. He was also much influenced by Stoic philosophy and
15 14,6 | reflected. He was, in fact, much influenced in his polemic writings
16 14,9 |      clear that one was strongly influenced by the other. Jerome repeatedly
17 16   |           Barnabas seems to have influenced Africanus.~  [87] Oxychynchus