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 1  2,5 |           confessor, a man already condemned to death for his faith and
 2  2,11|          Polycarp was arrested and condemned to death; he suffered martyrdom
 3  3   |           it, later repudiated and condemned it. Irenaeus accepted it
 4  4,5 |           particularly opposed and condemned in the letters of Ignatius
 5  5,2 |          although often officially condemned, achieved great popularity,
 6  5,2 |           29), “that when Paul was condemned to death, a lion, let loose
 7  5,4 |        Acts.~ The Acts of John was condemned by the Second Council of
 8  8,1 | law-abiding body who should not be condemned simply for the name they
 9  8,4 |      popular, for Marcion strongly condemned it. Justin's Dialogue with
10 11,3 |           its misuse that is to be condemned. Still less can the Miscellanies
11 12,7 |        Anastasius, bishop of Rome, condemned him in A.D. 400), but no