Chapter, Paragraph

 1  3  |            sayings of a portentous character cast in Greek hexameters
 2  3  |           small claims to literary character, being for the most part
 3  4,3|          Salome, of a very ascetic character, discouraging the bearing
 4  4,4|     inference from the very Jewish character of some of its contents.
 5  4,4|            and evidently secondary character accord with this identification;
 6  4,5|         pointing out the heretical character of some of its contents.
 7  5,5|          property.~ A woman of bad character brings Peter a large sum
 8  5,5|       accepting it, in view of her character; it was a case of tainted
 9  5,9|       unconscious of the heretical character of some of his materials.
10  6,2| resurrection of the body. Its true character as a sermon is plain from
11  7  |        came to feel its individual character as a new faith, competing
12  7,1|        A.D. I00-110. Its primitive character accords reasonably well
13  9,3|          number of books of varied character. He describes himself as
14 14,3|           both pagan and brutal in character, kept them away from the
15 14,4|            these were practical in character, dealing with Christian