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 1  3  |      the future. The books of Daniel and Enoch were notable examples.
 2  3  |       Jewish apocalypses like Daniel and Enoch. The Gospel of
 3  3  |      and was much indebted to Daniel. The Shepherd of Hermas
 4  3  |      personal dangers of sin. Daniel and John had been concerned
 5  4,4|    that he could take food to Daniel in the den of lions (Bel
 6  5,2|      he writes (Commentary on Daniel iii. 29), “that when Paul
 7  5,2|       happened in the case of Daniel?” [in the den of lions].
 8 12,6| defense of Susanna as part of Daniel, and the one to Gregory
 9 13,3|      Proverbs, Song of Songs, Daniel, Revelation — usually contenting
10 13,3|    being the coininentary Oil Daniel in four books, written in
11 13,3|      allegorical; Susanna, in Daniel, symbolized the Christian
12 13,5|      described in the Book of Daniel. In it he made some use
13 13,5|     is often mentioned in his Daniel commentary, written in 202-
14 13,9|  original part of the Book of Daniel. Africanus argued that,
15 13,9|   argued that, for one thing, Daniel's play upon words when he
16 16  |       complete Greek text~ On Daniel; no complete Greek text~
17 16  |      seventy reminiscences of Daniel alone. On the other hand,