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 1  1,5 |     apologies, antiheretical works, commentaries, and so forth — is helpful,
 2 12,1 |         says that Origen “began his commentaries on the divine scriptures
 3 12,1 |         upon him, in particular his commentaries on the scriptures. “To the,
 4 12,3 |       extempore, to those full-size commentaries which Ambrose prevailed
 5 12,3 | interpretation, of course, were his commentaries, which ran to twenty-five
 6 12,3 |            of the total bulk of the commentaries; nineteen — twentieths of
 7 12,6 |          his lifelong work upon his commentaries, at the suggestion of Ambrose,
 8 12,7 |       homilies are lost, and of his commentaries nineteen-twentieths of the
 9 14,21|            the Revelation.[96]~ The commentaries of Victorinus himself owned
10 16   |            even in th~Latin version~Commentaries; 275 out of 291 lost in
11 16   |           Heresies; no certain text~Commentaries on Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus,
12 16   |          458-59.~  [66] Edited with commentaries by R.P.Casey, Escerpta ex