Did the early church fathers view "monogenes" as "only" or "only-begotten"?

Did the early church fathers view "monogenes" as "only" or "only-begotten"? The following Bible verses have "monogenes" in it: Verse KJV NET John 1:14 only begotten the one and only John 1:18 only begotten only one John 3:16 only begotten one and only John 3:18 only begotten one and only 1 John 4:9 only begotten one and only Luke 7:12 only only Luke 8:42 only one only Luke 9:38 only child only child Hebrews 11:17 only begotten only son With only one exception, the King James Version translates it to specify that the only is a child. However, modern translations, such as the New English Translation, use "one and only" most of the time. How was this word understood by the Church Fathers?