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First Epistle of Clement

Calls the Corinthians back to humility, order, and peace, arguing that church leadership and unity are gifts that should be received with obedience.

Clement of Romec. AD 96Abad ke-1

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First Epistle of Clement circulated in Western Mediterranean and is received through Latin manuscript and translation traditions associated with Clement of Rome.

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