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MELITO. 363 His long and laborious
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MELITO. 365 and one On the Passion,
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— CLAUDIUS APOLLINARIS. 367 ; The
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POLYCRATES. 369 But although the da
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POLYCRATES. 373 Most of these write
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IREN/EUS. 375 This great Father, th
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IREN/EUS. 377 his letters which he
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" IRENyEUS. 381 commencement of his
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IRExN^US. 383 the Hellenised Latin,
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IREN^US. 387 unto men, gave us the
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IREN^US. 39^ followers, are referre
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IREN.EUS. 393 Lightfoot truly says
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IREN^US. 395 upon them ; revilings
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IREN^US. 397 and l)eyond all human
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IREN^US. 399 recanted were now impr
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IREN^US. 401 " JSTow Caesar's rescr
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" IREN^US. 403 hide their bodies in
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THE GRAECO-ROMAN SCHOOL. 405 was to
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THE MURATORIAN FRAGMENT. 407 which
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HIPPOLYTUS. 409 of the Popes of his
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HIPPOLYTUS. 413 Hippolytus and Call
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HIPPOLYTUS. 415 philosophies ; but
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VICTOR. 419 with a treatise against
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. APOLLONIUS. 423 expect me shortly
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430 ALEXANDRIAN SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY.
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432 ALEXANDRIAN SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY.
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CHArTER III. ORIGEN (a.d. 185-253).
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CHAPTER IV. ORIGEN: HIS THEOLOGICAL
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BOOK V. LATIN CHRISTIANITY.
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540 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. relation in
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LIST OF AUTllOllS FKOM WHOSE A\ OKK
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' INDEX 667 of thu Unitarians or Mo
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