Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,2 |      probably mentioned in Luke's opening sentence: “Just as the original
 2  3   |     difficult to accept. From his opening words, it is apparent that
 3  4,11|           invented because of its opening line); instead, it is a
 4  7,1 |          have been written in the opening years of the second century,
 5  7,3 |          fragments preserving the opening lines. The Greek, of course,
 6  8,1 |          attention to him, in the opening scene of the Dialogue, and,
 7  8,2 |       ostensibly addressed in the opening lines: “Since I perceive,
 8  8,4 | identified, but among them is its opening sentence. Marcion is speaking
 9  9,1 |            Eusebius preserves the opening paragraph of this work.
10  9,1 |            It was written, as its opening lines indicate (they are
11  9,2 |           or Embassy-shows by its opening lines that it was addressed
12 11,3 |        but most obscurely, in the opening pages of his Miscellanies,