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 1  2,4 |    located all the way from A.D. 70 to A.D. 180. A terminus
 2  2,4 |         2) comes from about A.D. 70, while the rest was added
 3  3   |       Gospel of Mark, about A.D. 70, contained a striking apocalyptic
 4  3   |        Corinthians (ca. A.D. 160-70). These literary facts fix
 5  5,2 |      Ephesus, who about A.D. 160-70 had come to feel that the
 6  5,4 |  romantic Acts of Paul (A.D. 160-70), some Docetist, probably
 7  7,4 |         to besiege it in A.D. 66-70 (Eusebius Church History
 8 12,1 |         of the works of Origen.”[70] Origen long refused to
 9 14,9 |    Illustrious Men 58 and Epist. 70:5). Jerome mentions a work
10 14,15|          him (On Illustrious Men 70), gives a list of nine works
11 16   |         in Biblica XL, 1959, 959-70.~  [46] From a Syriac and
12 16   |    Studia Theologica, XIV, 1960, 70-113.~  [62] J.B. Lightfoot
13 16   |       York, 1965, pp. 164-69.~  [70] A. Harnack, Geschichte
14 16   | Symbosium, London 1958, 3-4, 169-70.~  [90] F. J. A. Hort, Six