Book, Chapter

1      I, 19|     God of the Tiberian; and consequently, that he whom Marcion has
2      I, 26|      it should be forbidden. Consequently by this time even he performs
3      I, 29|      a state and its excess. Consequently it is not an institution
4     II, 22|    not that king or rich man consequently exclaim: "To what purpose
5     IV, 30| punishment, or not be aware. Consequently either the wicked will be
6      V, 10|      soul which he promises; consequently the question which he raises
7      V, 10|      is its own body;" that, consequently, "there is one kind of flesh
8      V, 11|      claim to the glory, and consequently none to the power. Rather,
9      V, 17|   the case, the Gentiles are consequently now in Christ made nigh