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 1  2,2 |            in Corinth,” but it was recognized very early as the work of
 2  2,5 |            was at Smyrna, Ignatius recognized this expression of Christian
 3  2,9 |    reported and described, and was recognized by M. R. James as including
 4  3   |           this fragment were later recognized in the socalled Books of
 5  3   |      gradually a number came to be recognized, and shrewd sayings of a
 6  4,5 |           some of its contents. He recognized it as a work of the Docetists.
 7  7,2 | administration religions had to be recognized — “licensed” — by the state
 8  7,2 |          do not last, the gods are recognized as merely human in origin.
 9  7,2 |         the other hand, is rightly recognized as Savior because of the
10  9,1 |            himself and should have recognized a kindred spirit in Melito.
11 14,9 |    Arnobius, in 1543, but was soon recognized (1560) by Balduinus as the
12 14,10|     bishops, and although he fully recognized the historical importance
13 14,11|      Cornelius, who came to be the recognized bishop. It was the natural
14 14,16|           however, both works were recognized as Novatian's and republished
15 16   |           current in Syriac is now recognized as a~ Syriac composition,