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 1  2,9|     Gospels, the Acts, and other sources what he considered of most
 2  2,9|        in full. From these three sources, Coptic, Latin, and Ethiopic,
 3  5,4| scattered fragments from various sources, is only about twothirds
 4  5,4|       wonders preserved in other sources, chiefly Latin. John converts
 5  5,9|        drew upon two conflicting sources, one Jewish-Christian and
 6  5,9|        in the Recognitions. Such sources would explain the strange
 7  7,3|           Milne in 1923.[36] The sources for the text of the Apology
 8  7,3|         of the Christians as his sources suggests the possession
 9  9,1|      been recovered from various sources, the longest, of little
10 11,3|     quotations from all sorts of sources come out most strongly here,
11 13,3|         found.~ From our various sources, already mentioned, we know
12 13,4|        upon secondary and biased sources and as seriously misrepresenting
13 13,9|          and other chronological sources, Greek and Jewish, among
14 14,3| originally contained. From other sources, however, this list can
15 15,3|      associated with Origen. The sources he quotes in the seventh
16 15,4|        general excellence of his sources in the Preparation and his