Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,3 |      180 (Church History IV. 22. 1); by Irenaeus, 181-89 (
 2  2,3 | Eusebius (Church History iv. 22. 1, etc.). Although its
 3  2,11| Martyrdom in chapters 21 and 22-belong to the original form
 4  4,4 |   175-85 (Church History iv. 22. 7). Clement of Alexandria,
 5  4,9 |     in his Heresies (xxx. 13-22). These deal with John's
 6  4,10| Doresse[21] and H.-C. Puech,[22] but relatively few of them
 7  5,5 |    bishop Calixtus (A.D. 217-22) ruled that persons who
 8  5,7 |      the Acts of John (chap. 22), in chapter 53, rather
 9  7   | address in Athens in Acts 17:22-31. But the earliest Christian
10  9,3 |   describes as inspired (ii. 22).~ Eusebius is the first
11 10,4 |      all (Church History iv. 22. 1). Hegesippus gives a
12 13,2 | Heresies [Church History vi. 22. 2]) and by Jerome (On Illustrious
13 13,6 | Eusebius (Church History vi. 22. 1); the Easter table carved
14 13,6 |    recently appeared in A.D. 22 1. Hippolytus shared the
15 16   |  London, New York, 1960).~  [22] “Les nouveaux ecrits gnostiques
16 16   |  Praeparation Evangelica vii 22. On both passages see H.