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 1  2,2 |        letters of Paul is also clear; he is the first Christian
 2  4,3 |     them from Egyptians. It is clear enough, however, that in
 3  4,9 | preserved in Epiphanius, it is clear that the Gospel of the Ebionites
 4  4,14|        Luke). But there are no clear traces of such a book in
 5  5,2 |    discovered that did much to clear up its story. It was unfortunately
 6  5,3 |   suffers martyrdom. It is now clear that the lion episodes are
 7  6,2 |       its origin is reasonably clear; traditions like those in
 8  6,3 |    found, so that it is fairly clear that his work was still
 9 11,3 |        readers and designed to clear the way for the presentation
10 12,1 | allowed this to be done. It is clear that all that ancient methods `
11 13,7 |       practical fashion. It is clear that Hippolytus has the
12 13,8 |     survive, gives us a fairly clear picture. His New Testament
13 14,9 |      so many points that it is clear that one was strongly influenced
14 14,11|   series gives us an amazingly clear picture of Christian thought
15 15,3 |       later). It is not at all clear that he knew either the
16 15,4 |        had to present a fairly clear picture of philosophical
17 16   |        lost books if we have a clear idea of what we are to look