Chapter, Paragraph

 1  4,10|          that Mary, after she had brought forth, was found, when examined,
 2  5,5 |          The Acts of the Apostles brought Paul to Rome, but not Peter.
 3  8,1 |        refers to his martyrdom as brought about by the Cynic Crescens,
 4  9,2 | cannibalism, and incest that were brought against the Christians;
 5 13,2 |          of other discoveries has brought various lost works of Hippolytus
 6 13,7 |       first came to modern notice brought from Egypt and published
 7 13,14|           year 300. It was he who brought Origen's direct influence
 8 13,14| theological difficulties may have brought Peter to excommunicate Arius.
 9 14,2 |          persecution now and then brought on for the church. These
10 14,6 |     independently in Carthage and brought them back into the church.
11 14,12|       which Cyprian seems to have brought with him when he returned
12 14,12|         kindred situation in Rome brought on by Novatian, and so Cyprian
13 14,17|    argument that Christianity had brought disaster upon the world;
14 14,17|           He discusses the points brought against Christianity-that
15 14,21|        only objection that can be brought against this attractive