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A.—PRIMARY: I.—CHRISTIAN: 1.—New Testament (27 canonical books). 2.—New Testament Apocrypha (see Chap. III). 3.—Church Fathers: 1.—Clement of Rome. Ante-Nic. Christ. Lib., i., ch. 5; iii., ch. 12 ff.; Am. ed., ix. 2.—Ignatius. Ib., i., 137 ff., 449 ff. 3.—Papias. Ib., i., 441 ff. 4.—Dionysius of Corinth (d. 178?). Euseb., ii., 25. 5.—Clement of Alexandria (d. 218?), Miscellanies. Ante-Nic. Christ. Lib., iv., 355; xii., 326, 379, 451, 452; Am. ed., ii. 6.—Irenæus. Ib., i., 261; Am. ed., i. 7.—Tertullian. Ib., ii., 408; xv., 25; xviii., 118; Am. ed., iii., iv. 8.—Origen. Ib., xxiii., 1-3; Am. ed., iv. 9.—Hippolytus. Ib., ix., 130. 10.—Peter of Alexandria (d. 311). Ib., xiv., 305, 318. 11.—Caius of Rome (210?). Euseb., ii., 25; iii., 28; v., 28; vi., 20. Ante-Nic. Fathers, v. II. NON-CHRISTIAN: 1.—Eusebius, Eccl. Hist. Many eds. 2.—Socrates, Eccl. Hist. Nic. and Post-Nic. Fathers, ii., 109. 3.—Theodoret, Letters. No. 86. Ib., iii., 282. 4.—Josephus and Philo. See Chap. IV. 5.—Heathen writers like Lucan, Pliny, Tacitus, Suetonius, Celsus, Porphyry, and Julian. See Chaps. III. and IV.
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29. Greenwood, i., ch. 1-
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[71:1]Moeller, i., 67, 75; cf. Acts xviii., 1-3.
[71:2] Gibbon, i., 579.
[71:3]Apol., 5; Suetonius, Life of Claudius, 25.
[71:4] Euseb., ii., c. 2.
[72:1] Shortly before the Christian era the Jews were so numerous that 8000 could sign a petition to the Emperor.—Josephus, Antiq., xvii., c. 11.
[72:2] Acts xxviii., 14-16; Ramsay, St. Paul, ch. 15.
[72:3] Acts xxviii., 24, 30, 31.
[72:4] Euseb., ii., c. 22.
[73:1]Annals, xv., 44.
[73:2] Euseb., vi., c. 43.
[73:3] Gibbon, i., ch. 15.
[73:4] Orr, Neglected Factors, 39.
[73:5] Rom. xv., 24; Muratorian Fragment; Clement of Rome, To Corinth, c. 5; Alzog, i. 125; Kurtz, i., 44.
[73:6]Eccl. Hist., c. 4.
[73:7]Against Jud., c. 7.