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  1  1,2 |           actual mention of such a work — if anything so nebulous
  2  1,2 |          nebulous can be called a “work” — on the part of any early
  3  1,2 |            to describe just such a work. But logia does not mean “
  4  1,2 |          Christian literature, the work of the evangelists is significant
  5  1,4 |            185 wrote his principal work, the “Refutation of Gnosticism” (
  6  1,5 |           we have Latin writers at work simultaneously with Greek,
  7  1,5 |          preferable to present the work of each of these many-sided
  8  2,2 |       recognized very early as the work of Clement, the head of
  9  2,2 |         Apostolic Canons, a Syrian work of about A.D. 400, and stand
 10  2,4 |             actually an apologetic work. With these writings was
 11  2,4 |       thorough study of the little work in 1958, has argued that
 12  2,9 |          1908. Meanwhile in 1907 a work in Ethiopic called The Testament
 13  2,9 |          in 1913 and preserves the work in full. From these three
 14  2,9 |           predicts the conversion, work, and martyrdom of Paul and
 15  2,11|         more about Polycarp in his work Against Heresies (iii. 3.
 16  2,11|           the original form of the work, which clearly ends with
 17  2,12|        acts of martyrdom, but that work has disappeared.~ ~
 18  3   |  prominence of the shepherd in the work that it takes its name.~
 19  3   |          been a slave in Rome. His work, which probably grew gradually,
 20  3   |        literary development of his work, for when complete this
 21  3   |           in the growth of Hermas' work. He first published Visions
 22  3   |      papyrus. Finally, the earlier work was prefixed to this, and
 23  3   |         certain. The whole makes a work much longer than any single
 24  3   |           the various parts of the work, it should be assigned to
 25  3   |        Parable 9; and finally, the work would have been completed
 26  3   |        idea he utilized in his own work. The Epistle to the Hebrews,
 27  3   |       carry the first stage of the work back to A.D. 95 or 96, thus
 28  3   |  absolutely impossible.~ With this work of Hermas the Roman church
 29  3   |           time, accepted it as the work of Peter: “Peter says in
 30  3   |         Christians were already at work upon the Sibylhnes by his
 31  3   |         important example of their work is to be found in the Apocryphon (
 32  3   |            Paul. According to this work, Paul met, on the way to
 33  3   |       creator and of James' saving work; then he departed. James
 34  3   |         him by Mary Magdalene. The work consists of four books,
 35  4,5 |           first appearance of that work in Greek in modern times.~
 36  4,5 |    contents. He recognized it as a work of the Docetists. His letter
 37  4,6 |      tradition about Jesus and his work that had found their way
 38  4,6 |         can we as yet identify his work with any of the numerous
 39  4,6 |            the five columns of the work that came to light in 1935
 40  4,8 |            in the second century a work was written, probably in
 41  4,8 |           we really know about the work, although, it is true, he
 42  4,8 |          he gave his converts. The work had a decidedly philosophical
 43  4,9 |          the Four Gospels were the work “of the apostles and those
 44  4,9 |    fragments preserved by him, the work has disappeared.~ ~
 45  4,10|         coherent. The title of the work provided in a third-century
 46  4,10|      gospels as well.~ This little work, about the length of a modern
 47  4,14|            21-25, or possibly on a work by Basilides himself. Orlgen
 48  5,1 |     resulted.~ When the two-volume work of Luke, the Gospel and
 49  5,3 |         and prophetess predict his work and fate in Rome.~ 9. The
 50  5,3 |            gave him his model. His work is first mentioned by Tertullian
 51  5,4 |     probably a fair picture of the work. It is clearly docetic,
 52  5,4 |          of the Acts of John. This work often throws important light
 53  5,5 |       visit Rome and how was their work there related? This was
 54  5,6 |            original, now lost. The work, which seems to be complete,
 55  5,7 |    suggests. The conception of the work seems to be Greek, while
 56  5,7 |            abbreviated form of the work.~ ~
 57  6,1 |          thought they might be the work of the Syriac poet Bardaisan (
 58  6,2 |          Greek manuscripts of that work and in the Syriac one, although
 59  6,2 |            he did not refer to the work.~ This sermon is an appeal
 60  6,2 |            is really known of this work, although it is mentioned
 61  6,3 |           later, Papias produced a work of his own, in five books,
 62  6,3 |         Sayings of the Lord.~ This work has disappeared, but Irenaeus
 63  6,3 |           is fairly clear that his work was still in existence at
 64  7,1 |         the Wisdom of Solomon, the work of Philo, the Letter of
 65  7,1 |         found the book quoted in a work of Heracleon's but is very
 66  7,1 |         about its genuineness as a work of Peter. Heracleon was
 67  7,1 |        also rests upon it.~ In his work On First Principles (prologue
 68  7,1 |           the first epistle as his work (Church History iii. 3.
 69  7,3 |            the Greek recast of the work employed in Barlaam and
 70  7,4 |         against Christianity. This work has long since disappeared,
 71  7,4 |            tell us that it was the work of Aristo of Pella. He reports
 72  8,1 |            Eusebms also mentions a work of Justin, Against Marcion (
 73  8,1 |            Justin well says in his work against Marcion that he
 74  8,1 |           in Justin's own words, a work Against All Heresies, which
 75  8,1 |          probably never seen. This work is now lost.~ Another list
 76  8,1 |         morality, and his life and work were foretold by the Hebrew
 77  8,1 |      Persecution and error are the work of the demons. The religious
 78  8,1 |            which may have been the work Against Marcion which Irenaeus
 79  8,1 |       other Roman writers knew his work, although Clement and Origen
 80  8,1 |     probably owed much to his lost work Against All Heresies. Eusebius
 81  8,1 |            breadth of his literary work gives him importance. In
 82  8,1 |            faith. It is probably a work of the early years of the
 83  8,1 |          is said to have written a work on the Sovereignty of God,
 84  8,1 |            iv. 18. 4). The present work gives little evidence of
 85  8,1 |           and Apology and that the work On the Resurrection, also
 86  8,2 |         are evidently from another work altogether, perhaps from
 87  8,2 |          mission of Christ and the work of Christians in the world;
 88  8,2 |         has convincingly dated the work in the late second century
 89  8,3 |        Address 16) and to a future work to be called Against Those
 90  8,3 |        Chronicon, or chronological work (Church History vi. 11)
 91  8,3 |           Address.~ Tatian's great work, however, was his Diatessaron,
 92  8,3 |   commentary on it in Syriac; this work has recently been found,[
 93  8,3 |           forms of this remarkable work may yet be found.~ Tatian
 94  8,4 |          that Marcion was still at work and had attracted followers
 95  8,4 |        Irenaeus had written such a work; but, if he did so, nothing
 96  8,4 |             wrote a most elaborate work against Marcion,” and a
 97  9,1 |          opening paragraph of this work. It was addressed to a brother
 98  9,1 |         more than a page, from the work On Baptism. One is preserved
 99  9,1 |     century, credits Melito with a work On the Incarnation of Christ
100  9,1 |          books. He also mentions a work On the Passion, from which
101  9,1 |           provided one substantial work of Melito, and it was buttressed
102  9,1 |    fragment, a page long, from the work On Baptism, which has long
103  9,1 |           is the true and enduring work of the Great Artist; finds
104  9,1 |           Friday sermon today. His work On the Passover was evidently
105  9,1 |           6), so that his literary work as far as we can trace it
106  9,1 |         particular homily upon the work of Melito's contemporary
107  9,1 |         the Passover, and upon the work of Hippolytus On the Passover,
108  9,1 |          seems to have written his work On the Passover (now lost)
109  9,1 |   discovery of one fairly complete work of Melito can so alter the
110  9,1 |          nineteentwentieths of his work remains lost.~ ~
111  9,2 |         A.D. 177 and 180. Both the work and its author went unmentioned
112  9,2 |           Alexandria dedicated his work on Plato, not long after
113  9,3 |         that he had also written a work On History.~ Of all these,
114  9,3 |  Institutes i. 23 speaks of such a work of Theophilus addressed
115  9,3 |      quotes from it (iii. 29). The work is preserved in an eleventh-century
116  9,3 |          was really using the lost work of Theophilus Against Marcion
117  9,3 |      rather shadowy picture of his work that we possess shows that
118 10,2 |        writers of his day, and his work describing and attacking
119 10,2 |        times is the most important work of its kind that has come
120 10,2 |           But, as he advanced, the work grew under his hand, and,
121 10,2 |    probably all five books, of his work.~ Irenaeus also appealed
122 10,2 |    probably to Theophilus. His own work, on the other hand, was
123 10,3 |           In addition to his major work, Irenaeus wrote a number
124 10,4 |           was done to carry on the work of a history of the church.
125 10,4 |         A.D. 18 r-89, in his great work against heresies, or Refutation
126 10,4 |    indebted to Hegesippus. But his work does not seem to have long
127 10,4 |            of Side made use of his work in his Christian History,
128 10,4 |           that he had found in the work of Stephen Gobarus, now
129 11,2 |        have been the author of the work from which, he thought,
130 11,3 |     diligent notetaking.~ Now this work of mine is not a writing
131 11,3 |      Alexander tells of the useful work that Clement (also called “
132 11,3 |        plausibility. In this short work Clement argues that it is
133 11,3 |        long as he lived or kept at work. The eighth book has a very
134 11,3 |         declared Hebrews to be the work of Paul and quoted the authority
135 12,1 |           years he carried on that work with marked success.~ This
136 12,1 |  Alexandrians interrupted Origen's work at the school and drove
137 12,1 |          years, that Origen's real work of writing began.~ In 230
138 12,1 |          this most unhappy way his work in Egypt, which was destined
139 12,1 |     prosecuted his studies and his work of teaching, preaching,
140 12,1 |       publishing house actually at work, but for the light it throws
141 12,2 |         their study. This enormous work, which could obviously be
142 12,2 |          sixfold” Old Testament, a work which, judging from the
143 12,2 |            can observe the textual work of Origen.~ ~
144 12,3 |       study of the scriptures, his work in interpretation covered
145 12,3 |      amount of Origen's exegetical work survived piecemeal in the
146 12,4 |            than Christian. In this work he followed the path Clement
147 12,4 |            a prelude to the larger work On First Principles. Jerome'
148 12,5 |    apologetic field Origen's great work was his reply to Celsus.
149 12,5 |           three-fourths of Celsus' work are preserved in this way.
150 12,5 |            did so much of his best work, at the request of Ambrose,
151 12,6 |           in the early part of his work at Alexandria, down to 215-
152 12,6 |         that he began his lifelong work upon his commentaries, at
153 12,7 |     original have disappeared. The work On the Resurrection is gone,
154 12,7 |            Son, and the Soul. This work, previously unknown, is
155 13,2 |      perished. But in 1701 a Greek work surveying the views of the
156 13,2 |          of Books iv-x of the same work, of which the part previously
157 13,2 |   perceived that they were not the work of Origcn at all but of
158 13,2 |      Western church.~ The literary work of Hippolytus was done principally
159 13,3 |   Cluysostom but in Arincnian as a work of Hippolytus. These Eastern
160 13,3 |      Eastern churches regarded the work of Hippolvtus, although
161 13,3 |           Illustrious Men 61). The work On the Passover was found
162 13,4 |   Hippolytus had written a shorter work Against All Heresies, also
163 13,4 |        Heresies, also known as the work Against Thirty-two Heresies. (
164 13,4 |         the author of an anonymous work Against All Heresies, long
165 13,4 |              He had also written a work against the Alogi, or opponents
166 13,4 |         Logos doctrine of John-the work In Defense ofthe Gospel
167 13,4 |            probably an independent work, written a little later
168 13,4 |   Refutation was Hippolytus' great work in this field. It made use
169 13,4 |            Hippolytus' own earlier work Against Thirty-two Heresies,
170 13,5 |         made some use of the great work of his old master Irenaeus.
171 13,5 |        extant in full in Greek.~ A work On the Resurrection, addressed
172 13,5 |         fragments remain of it.~ A work On the Universe, against
173 13,5 |        Photius, Philoponus) as the work of Josephus or Gaius but
174 13,6 |            of Hippolytus' literary work was as a chronicler. As
175 13,6 |          it is lost, but a similar work in Latin (De Pascha computus),
176 13,7 |           to us still another lost work of Hippolytus and revealed
177 13,7 |        Egyptian Church Order. This work came to be so named because
178 13,7 |       strongly suggesting that the work was in substance not Egyptian
179 13,9 |            and engaged in literary work. From Emmaus he led a delegation
180 13,9 |           eighth.~ The other chief work of Africanus was his Cestoi,
181 13,10|            Origen to break off his work there and leave the city (
182 13,11|      something of the scope of his work and possess some important
183 13,11|           Procopius of Gaza, and a work On Nature, cast in the form
184 13,11|           23-27). There was also a work On Temptations, addressed
185 13,11|           entirely disappeared.~ A work On Promises, in two books,
186 13,11|     preserved by Athanasius in his work On the Opinions of Dionysius
187 13,11|      Dionysius and by Basil in his work On the Holy Spirit, both
188 14,3 |            characterized him. In a work addressed To the Heathen (
189 14,5 |          he was converted. Yet his work Against Praxeas is a notable
190 14,5 |           Flesh, and On the Soul-a work which Harnack calls the
191 14,6 |          what Irenaeus says in his work Against Heresies (iii. 3.
192 14,6 |      Tertullian's greatest polemic work was that Against Mar cion,
193 14,6 |          and over again, until his work on it spread over ten or
194 14,6 |         zoo to 212. This elaborate work gives us our principal information
195 14,6 |       Against Marcion, his longest work, zoo-8. He also wrote now
196 14,6 |           the Marcionite leader, a work now lost. These belong to
197 14,6 |          second marriages, and his work On Fasting. And finally,
198 14,6 |        before 222-23, he wrote the work On Modesty, bitterly assailing
199 14,6 |           Greek and Latin and is a work of moving simplicity. Perpetua
200 14,6 |      different book from the Latin work of that name. Other lost
201 14,8 |          discuss also the admirabl work of another gifted Latin,
202 14,9 |    Octavius is natural enough in a work addressed to pagan readers,
203 14,9 |            the seven books of that work with no title of its own,
204 14,9 |           70:5). Jerome mentions a work On Fate as ascribed to Minucius
205 14,9 |          use of by Novatian in his work on the Trinity, for example,
206 14,9 |           a low ebb. If Novatian's work On the Trinity was written
207 14,9 |          book is written, but in a work so full of art all this
208 14,10|           246. He entered into the work of the church with ardor
209 14,12|          deals with the nature and work of Christ, presenting the
210 14,12|         passages of scripture. The work was called To Quarznus:
211 14,12|           of Carthage, so that the work was probably written in
212 14,12|      heretical sects. Although the work was primarily conditioned
213 14,13|           light is thrown upon the work and martyrdom of Cyprian
214 14,13|        Cyprian. The length of each work is given in stichoi, or
215 14,13|            of Wisd. 14:15-20. This work is of interest for its manifest
216 14,13|          made to show it to be the work of Novatian, but there is
217 14,13|         for this, although it is a work of the latter part of the
218 14,13|         third is the chronological work composed early in A.D. 243
219 14,13|           On the Trinity (really a work of Novatian).~On Shows (
220 14,15|          he wrote many others. The work On the Trinity Jerome describes
221 14,15|           a sort of epitome of the work of Tertullian, which many
222 14,16|                     His Works.~ No work of Novatian has come down
223 14,16|            is most doubt about the work Against the Jews; most scholars
224 14,16|         the sort of epitome of the work of Tertullian” that Jerome
225 14,16|          Irenaeus.~His book is the work of a man trained in Stoic
226 14,16|          of ancient rhetoric.~ The work On Jewish Foods was written
227 14,16|            of Rufinus (d. 410) the work On the Trinity was credited
228 14,16|           reports. Both it and the work On Jewish Foods passed in
229 14,16|         are now believed to be the work of Gregory of Iliberris (
230 14,17|          he responded by writing a work Against the Heathen, in
231 14,17|            material sacrifice. The work seems to break off rather
232 14,17|         century, but many a better work of Christian literature
233 14,17|           to be received, really a work of the sixth century, Arnobius'
234 14,17|           sixth century, Arnobius' work is designated as apocryphal.~ ~
235 14,18|            250. Probably his first work, written before he became
236 14,18|        which is also lost. A third work of his, probably from this
237 14,18|         303 interrupted any public work he was doing at Nicomedia
238 14,18|         writing; he was already at work upon his principal book,
239 14,18|          to be identified with the work that Jerome calls On Persecution.
240 14,19|           In 304 he was already at work upon the Divine Institutes;
241 14,19|         turned out to be his great work. He was busy with it for
242 14,19|       North Africa was writing his work Against the Heathen, A.D.
243 14,19|     prophets foretold the life and work of Christ; (5) “On justice,”
244 14,20|        probably in that order. The work On the Wrath of God was
245 14,20|           once. This extraordinary work, which seems both in general
246 14,20|           that it was the striking work On the Deaths of the Persecutors
247 14,20|         they are probably both the work of Lactantius, most modern
248 14,21|           us. Jerome reshaped this work, omitting the highly millennial
249 14,21|      century, made use of Jerome's work in his great commentary
250 14,21|            Victorious also wrote a work Against All Heresies, which
251 14,21|     Harnack, to identify it with a work of that name that has come
252 14,21|           it seems to be a genuine work of Victorinus; the style
253 15,4 |         312 and 318. In the latter work his aim was different: he
254 15,4 |         with the mediocrity of his work in the Church History.~
255 15,4 | philosophical thought in the later work, and thus both precedent
256 15,4 |          entirely dependent on his work, indispensable though it
257 16   |          no text~ On the Six Days' Work of Creation; no text~Marcion,
258 16   |         Christian, a fifth century work, by the monk Evagrius.~  [
259 16   |          the Greeks, ending with a work On the Resurrection, really
260 16   |            evidently regarded as a work of Justin.~  [42] K. Hool
261 16   |        commentary On the Six Days’ Work of Creation; he considered
262 16   |            29.~  [71] Theodotion’s work was really for the most
263 16   |           Syriac fragments of this work in Bar-Salibi’s commentary
264 16   |        History ii, 25. 7.~  [82] A work Against Montanism written
265 16   |           made use of Tertullian's work On Ecstasy, written in A.D.
266 16   |        turn attacked by him in his work On Monogamy. But it can
267 16   |           can hardly have been the work of Hippolytus.~  [83] The
268 16   |      Modesty x. 20.~  [92] Another work preserved under Cyprian'
269 16   |    Octavius, and it, too, may be a work of Novatian.~  [93] The
270 16   |           a revised edition of the work, produced after his removal