Chapter, Paragraph

 1  3   |        guise of a shepherd and taught him that there might be
 2  3   |        Roman church, “You have taught others” (Rom. 3:1). He probably
 3  4,8 |    records that the Traditions taught that the physical nature
 4  4,8 |  Isidorus claimed Matthias had taught them privately (Refutation
 5  5,4 |      of the strange hymn Jesus taught them (the English composer
 6  8,1 |      are not idolators. Christ taught a higher morality, and his
 7 10,2 |      faith as the apostles had taught it. As he was writing in
 8 11,2 |           It was Pantaenus who taught Clement that Paul was the
 9 11,3 |   about A.D. 190, and actively taught at Alexandria until about
10 13,1 |        young men whom Irenaeus taught, probably in the years he
11 13,13|     his successor Pierius, who taught at Alexandria during the
12 14,2 |      to have practiced law and taught rhetoric, with marked success.
13 14,5 |        and by what he had been taught by the church at Rome, where
14 14,6 | martyrdom, which some Gnostics taught was unnecessary. In the