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 1 Pref |    heavily on Eusebius for his information, but his book has some independent
 2  1,4 |  events, and Eusebius gives us information on not a few books that
 3  2,6 |       13), he asks for further information about him, evidently writing
 4  4,9 |     around 185. Our only other information about it comes from Epiphanius,
 5  7,1 |       give us some substantial information about it.~ It attacked,
 6  7,2 | Eusebius, who gives us all the information we possess about Quadratus (
 7  7,4 |      the source of some of his information about it (Church History
 8  8,4 |     remains our best source of information about Marcion, of whom Tertullian
 9  9,3 |      Theophilus, as far as our information goes, but Theophilus' contemporary
10 10,2 |        an invaluable source of information about them, although of
11 13,9 |      strange pieces of curious information on all sorts of subjects,
12 14,6 |    work gives us our principal information about Marcion, and especially
13 14,13|         Eusebius gores us some information about him in his Church
14 15,3 |         v. 4. 3).~ Much of his information about the later second century
15 15,3 |         because of his lack of information or interest there are surprising
16 15,4 |      we owe a good deal of our information about early Christian literature