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1  1,6|       of Paul, the first of its authors, they have something of
2  2,9|        ofthe Apostles names its authors as John, Thomas, Peter,
3  3  |     assigned to three different authors. Herman himself would have
4  3  |         well point not to three authors but to one not very competent
5  4,9|       would naturally repel its authors. Its great claim of representing
6 15  | obviously collected and used by authors themselves and by their
7 15,3|  Clement, and Origen. All these authors are mentioned again in the
8 15,3|     about thirty-five Christian authors, in addition to lists of
9 16  |       complete even for all the authors named. But the progress