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 1  1,1 |     this teaching was primarily regarded as providing the true interpretation
 2  4,3 |  employed in Egyptians were not regarded as suspect. By the time
 3  4,4 |       Aramaic version, so often regarded as the original, was probably
 4  4,10|       of Zacharias is sometimes regarded as an addition to the little
 5  5,2 |    century, shows it was highly regarded there in his day. “For if
 6  8,1 |        that the Dialogue may be regarded as a counterblast against
 7  8,4 |       fact, the Dialogue may be regarded as a counterattack to Marcion'
 8  9,1 |        the empire and should be regarded as a bulwark and ally of
 9 12,4 |         the Resurrection may be regarded as a prelude to the larger
10 13,3 |     highly the Eastern churches regarded the work of Hippolvtus,
11 13,6 |     ascribed to Cyprian, may be regarded as a corrected form of it.
12 13,11|       Revelation was ever after regarded in the Eastern church. It
13 14,11|   little group may therefore be regarded as the nucleus of the wh
14 14,12|     Twelve of them which may be regarded as genuine have been preserved,
15 16   | Athenagoras, but here evidently regarded as a work of Justin.~  [