Letter, Par.

 1  I, 3|      every side. First of all the disciples of John were envious of
 2  I, 3|       same reason also one of the disciples who said these things disputed
 3  I, 3|          of John with that of the disciples of Christ. "For there arose"
 4  I, 3| questioning on the part of John's disciples with a certain Jew about
 5  I, 4|           astray, how many of the disciples do you suppose were offended
 6  I, 4|      tribunal, and not one of His disciples standing by? What was the
 7  I, 4|          He had benefited, to his disciples, to those who had enjoyed
 8  I, 4|  resurrection when they said "His disciples came and stole Him" how
 9  I, 4|     wonder), inasmuch as even his disciples did not understand it; for
10  I, 5|        again after those days the disciples continued to live in hiding
11  I, 5|      Church in confusion; and the disciples were again alarmed, fugitive,