Book, Chapter

1      I, 15|     it should certainly have ceased to conceal itself, when
2      I, 22|  would no longer exist if it ceased to act. In Marcion's god,
3      I, 22|     s god, however, goodness ceased from operation at some time
4      I, 22|  could thus at any time have ceased its action was not natural,
5     IV, 15|     that by this time he bad ceased to be the absolutely good
6     IV, 20|     its current below wholly ceased to run at the bidding of
7     IV, 33|    the new, at which Judaism ceased and Christianity began without,
8     IV, 33|  that, if the old course has ceased and the new has begun, with
9      V, 4 | since this precept must have ceased together with the law. But