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 1  3   |         considerable manuscripts. These numerous fragments from Egypt reflect
 2  4,6 |                into one, omitting their numerous duplications of material,
 3  4,6 |                his work with any of the numerous new gospels mentioned by
 4  4,10|                 a variety of names; the numerous late Greek manuscripts (
 5  5,6 |              was written in Syriac, our numerous Greek manuscripts being
 6  8,3 |                Peshitto manuscripts are numerous, not a single copy of the
 7  8,3 |             Tatian as an apologist. But numerous writers refer to him as
 8 10,2 |               of it, which is extant in numerous manuscripts. There is also
 9 11,3 |         acquaintance with books and his numerous quotations from all sorts
10 12,6 |              Origen's letters were also numerous and important. A hundred
11 13,8 |             books.~ But Hippolytus knew numerous other Christian writings
12 13,11|                 Dionysius dealt. In his numerous letters sent in all directions,
13 14,13| pseudo-Cyprianic treatises are quite as numerous as the genuine ones, and,
14 14,16|                  In the presence of the numerous heresies that had invaded