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 1  2,11|       Asia had seen Polycarp and heard him; this he relates in
 2  2,13|      Jerusalem, greeting. I have heard the reports of you and of
 3  2,13|     raise the dead. After having heard all these things about you,
 4  2,13|       disease I have. For I have heard that the Jews are murmuring
 5  4,5 |       mention it by name. He had heard of its currency in the church
 6  5,4 |       would hear, and I would be heard,~I would be thought, being
 7  6,2 |        and say, “These things we heard long ago, and in the days
 8  6,3 |        have known anyone who had heard the apostles. For from such
 9  6,3 |         to omit anything that he heard, or to set down any false
10  8,3 |           40). Eusebius had also heard that Tatian had ventured
11  8,3 | describes as born in Assyria and heard by him in Greece, is generally
12 10,1 |        where he saw Polycarp and heard him speak. He tells of this
13 11,2 |       course, that Pantaenus had heard the apostles preach.[62]
14 12,1 |    visited the church there, and heard Hippolytus preach. He was
15 12,1 |     bishop there. When Demetrius heard of this, he felt that his
16 13,1 |      visited Rome, about 215, he heard Hippolytus preach. Hippolytus
17 13,3 |      Origen on his visit to Rome heard Hippolytus preach has disappeared,