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• Felix (Iii Or)Iv
  Felix (Iii Or)Iv <ref name="term_39882" /> <p> [[Felix]] (III Or) IV </p> <p> Pope, succeeded John I A.D. 526, by the influence of the Arian emp
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• Egypt
  ...at Thebes, where the vocal [[Memnon]] and its fellow now stand. Amenhotep IV, Khun-Aten, completes the religious revolution. A period Chushan Rishathaim ...mnon by the Greeks. The empire had then reached its zenith. Under Amenhotp IV. ( <em> c </em> <em> [Note: circa, about.] </em> <em> . </em> 1370), in som
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• Synagogue
  .... Lcew, Der synagogale Ritus (= Gesammelte Schriften, Szegedin, 1889-1900, iv. 1-71, v. 21-33); K. Kohler, ‘Ueber die Ursprünge und Grundformen der sy ...cts the later usage of the 2nd century. According to <em> Megillah </em> , iv. 3, the service consisted of four parts, and with this the scattered hints
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• Bishop Of Lyons Irenaeus
  ...n of the church ( τὸ ἀρχαῖον τῆς ἐκκλησίας σύστημα ) throughout the world (iv. 33, 7). The main point then, on which all turns, is the clear proof of a p
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• Testaments Of The Twelve Patriarchs
  .... In Reuben’s case it includes lifelong penitence ( <i> Test. Reub </i> . iv. 3) and seven years’ penance in the way of strict abstinence from flesh a
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• Cyprianus Thascius Caecilius
  ...some authority, which recognizes even Marcion's baptism ( <i> Ep. </i> 73, iv.). It may have been issued by one of those native bishops who dissented ( <
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• Assyria And Babylonia
  ...ylon, as Pulu. </p> <p> ( <em> l </em> ) <em> Sargon </em> . Shalmaneser [[Iv.]] seems to have been son of Tiglath-pileser. He was king of Babylonia as U
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• Sanhedrin
  ...us.’ The Mishnaic rules of procedure in cases of capital punishment (Sanh. iv. 2, 5) may accordingly be regarded as of academic rather than historical va ...d some one ‘from the congregation’ to fill the place ( <em> Sanhed </em> . iv. 4), and he was admitted by the ceremony of the laying on of hands. </p> <p
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• Eusebius Of Caesarea
  ...) and after his three sons had been declared [[Augusti]] (Sept. 337)—see iv. 68; and Eusebius himself died not later than A.D. 340. Though not professi
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• Flavius Claudius Julianus Emperor
  ...(Liban. <i> ad Jul. cos. </i> Jan. [[I.]] 363, p. 399; Greg. <i> Or. </i> iv. 64, 65, p. 106; St. Chrys. <i> de Babyla contra Julianum, </i> [[§]] 23
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• Victorinus Afer
  ...v. 3 (p. 1228) "unijuge" is a remarkable rendering of σύνζυγε. Ib. iv. 6 7 (p. 1229) reads: "Nihil ad sollicitudinem redigatis sed in omni precat
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• Aurelius Augustinus
  ...e is <i> per se </i> ( <i> remota justitia </i> ), "latrocinium magnum" [[(Iv.]] 4). So that, looked upon in the abstract, since there are but two <i> ci
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• Apocalyptic Literature
  ...ogical beliefs of the Palestinian Jews about the time of Christ. </p> <p> (iv.) Interpolations from the so-called <em> Book of Noah </em> , which are ver
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• Manetho
  ...) It seems, also, that the same name occurs as late as the time of Rameses IV, where it can hardly mean the Hebrews. Besides, the monument of Thothmes II
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• Bishop Of Nyssa Gregorius Nyssenus
  .../i> Bk. xiv. 1–147; Tillem. <i> Mém. ecclés. </i> t. ix.; Dupin, cent. iv.; Fabric. <i> Bibl. Graec. </i> t. ix. pp. 98 sqq. </p> <p> [[[E.V.]]] </p>
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• New Testament
  .... </p> <p> '''III.''' Those common to Matthew, Luke, and John. </p> <p> '''IV.''' Matthew, Mark and John. </p> <p> '''V.''' Matthew and Luke. </p> <p> '' ...for use in the churches of Constantinople (cf. Eus. <i> Vit. Const </i> , iv. 36). These must have become a standard in the Greek Church. It may be adde
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• Epistle Of Barnabas
  ...le of St. Barnabas </i> , do. 1877; C. J. Hefele, <i> Pat. Apost. Op. </i> iv. 8 [Tübingen, 1855]; S. Sharpe, <i> Epistle of Barnabas </i> , London, 188 ...life to the importance of which it had most need to be awakened. </p> <p> IV. <i> [[Authorities]] for the Text </i> .—These consist of MSS. of th
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• Apocrypha
  ...4:19). But there is no definite statement of eternal punishment. </p> <p> iv. Use of the Apocrypha in the [[Gospels]] and the Church.—Our Apocr. [Note ...his book deals with the history of the Jews from the reign of [[Seleucus]] IV. (b.c. 175) to the death of [[Nicanor]] (b.c. 161). The multiplication of t
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• Bishop Of Edessa Ibas
  ...r preaching in Parthia, to have been buried there (Socr. <i> [[H.]] [[E.]] iv. </i> 18). </p> <p> Ibas was a translator and disseminator of the writings
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• The Great Leo I
  ...> xvii.), and it is forbidden to the laity as to the clergy ( <i> Ep. </i> iv. 2, 4). "Penitence," he says, "is to be measured not by length of time, but
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• Quintus Septimius Florens Tertullianus
  .... c. xxii.), to find among the [[Montanists]] the true church (i. c. xxi.; iv. c. v.). To him "the new prophecy" was now the highest authority, the Parac
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