Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 |    Roman Church as having “lived among us... from youth to
 2  2,11|  of Irenaeus by Gaius, who lived with him. Gaius' manuscript
 3  4,9 |   woman named Juliana, who lived in Caesarea in Cappadocia,
 4  6,3 |  was one named Papias, who lived at Hierapolis in Phrygia
 5  6,3 |    from the dead by Christ lived on until the time of Hadrian,
 6  7,2 | time, so that some of them lived even to our day (Church
 7 11,3 |   it perhaps as long as he lived or kept at work. The eighth
 8 12,1 |    refuge in Palestine and lived for perhaps two years in
 9 13,13|   the persecution” Pierius lived in Rome, and it may be that
10 14,17|     in North Africa, there lived at the close of the third
11 14,21|    the third century there lived in Poetovio, in Pannonia (
12 15,3 |  no idea where Hip polytus lived. From Tertullian he has