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 1  2,4 |         about A.D. 70, while the rest was added not long afterwards.
 2  2,5 |    likely to pass through on the rest of his journey to Rome.
 3  3   |       evidently earlier than the rest; it deals with matters immediately
 4  4,4 |       and when he reigns he will rest.” Exactly this saying was
 5  5,5 |       resurrections follow.~ The rest of the Acts is preserved
 6  5,7 |          ofthe Hebrews (“they do rest, and resting do reign,”
 7  5,9 | Recognitions. Both works seem to rest on an earlier piece of fiction
 8  8,1 |           and even those we have rest on the slenderest manuscript
 9  8,4 |      error more clearly than the rest.” He also mentions Rhodo,
10 11,2 |      concealed in Egypt, I found rest. He, the true Sicilian bee,
11 11,3 |     books; — I mean Jude and the rest of the Catholic letters
12 13,11| reverence because he has gone to rest before us. But the truth
13 14,8 |    others, from A.D. 143 on. The rest of the manuscript Mai afterward
14 14,17|         Christianity, and in the rest he attacks paganism. Book
15 15,1 |      Leviticus,” “Job and…” (the rest is lost), “Acts of the Apostles,” “