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 1  2,6 |   rather than late. It is by no means certain that Pdlycarp has
 2  2,8 |     return, “for a day with him means a thousand years.” So interpreted,
 3  2,9 |       mentioned in Paul, really means Peter. Nathanael is, of
 4  2,11|       by Socrates.~ It is by no means certain that this scribal
 5  4,2 |         that a gospel was by no means an inevitable thing, still
 6  5,4 |         the “Traditions.” If he means the Acts of John, as he
 7  6,2 |     Origen. Sermons provide one means of giving interpretation
 8  7,2 |       Moreover, if the fragment means what we have suggested it
 9  7,3 | Antoninus Augustus Pius,” which means Antoninus Pius, although
10 12,1 |     friend in Ambrose, a man of means and position whom he had
11 12,1 |         but furnishing abundant means. For he dictated to more
12 13,10|  Gnostic; a man of position and means, who stood high with the
13 13,15|   Methodius, perhaps (but by no means certainly) bishop of Olympus
14 14,10|       we neople of position and means, and he received a good
15 14,12| Christians and pagans alike, it means very different things to
16 16   |    Jesus' day. The Aramaic Eloi means “my God,” but the Hebrew