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 1  2,13|      quaintest and boldest of such claims was that of the Syrian church
 2  3   | Christianized Sibyllines had small claims to literary character, being
 3  4,4 |        from sin; in Hebrews, Jesus claims it himself.: Mark's violent
 4  5,7 |       first century). The merchant claims Thomas under the deed of
 5  7,4 |          for arguing out the rival claims of Christianity and Judaism
 6  8,3 |          Miscellanies iii. 81). He claims to have traveled widely
 7  9,2 |            poets in support of his claims. Indeed, over and over again
 8 10,4 |        wrote to prove the superior claims of Christian apostolic tradition
 9 12,5 |            the Christian views and claims of his day were sound and
10 13,11|            Promises to examine the claims of apostolic authorship
11 14,15|       urging him to relinquish his claims and return to the church.