Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Pref |         come. It is with this in mind that I have added a chapter
 2  1,4 |       surprising when we bear in mind the continuity of the Christian
 3  2,5 |        had now fully made up his mind. This attitude of Ignatius
 4  2,5 |         since the bishop has the mind of Christ, in harmony with
 5  2,7 |    collection in the back of his mind is shown when he says to
 6  2,7 |          of the martyred Paul in mind in creating this new collection
 7  2,7 | understands what Polycarp has in mind. Apparently Burrhus, the
 8  3   |         I Peter and 1 Clement in mind.~ Direct divine revelation,
 9  8,4 |       book, has this position in mind in its insistence that Jewish
10 11,2 |    certainly did not have him in mind when he wrote this.~ Pantaenus
11 13,9 |         a traveled and inquiring mind. The book was dedicated
12 13,9 |        bringing a fresh and open mind to literary questions in