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 1      I, 1pref |      more civilised waters by a certain stigma which attaches to
 2      I, 4     |   unique in power, possessing a certain solitude, as it were, in
 3      I, 6     |      Now, challenging, and in a certain sense arresting the meaning
 4      I, 7     |      confined our discussion to certain bounds, within which we
 5      I, 8     |       very ignorance of him), a certain "Jesus Christ," and none
 6      I, 9     |         unknown; so, as being a certain God, he made him to be uncertain.
 7      I, 9     |        have a god who is so far certain, as he is known; and uncertain,
 8      I, 9     |        intricate points, by the certain, undoubted, and clear sides
 9      I, 10    |        who came first: from the Certain (must be judged) the uncertain;
10      I, 18    |        Metellus Alburnus, and a certain authority some time since
11      I, 20    |      When, again, he mentioned "certain false brethren as having
12      I, 21    |   corruption, but it is equally certain that during the life of
13      I, 29    |    happiness of sanctity, as do certain Nicolaitans in their maintenance
14     II, 1     |        god had been excluded by certain rules which prescriptively
15     II, 6     |        man a property, and in a certain sense a natural attribute
16     II, 18    |          by pronouncing unclean certain animals which were once
17    III, 3     |   understood, and received on a certain evidence I mean that of
18    III, 6     |                VI. COMMUNITY IN CERTAIN POINTS OF MARCIONITE AND
19    III, 6     |      Jews were themselves quite certain that it was some other who
20    III, 6     |         We indeed, who know for certain that Christ always spoke
21    III, 11    |   verily and indeed born. For a certain woman had exclaimed, "Blessed
22    III, 14    |        XIV. FIGURATIVE STYLE OF CERTAIN MESSIANIC PROPHECIES IN
23    III, 14    |    warrior, from the mention of certain arms and expressions of
24    III, 16    |         be made between us that certain and equitable rule, necessary
25     IV, 1     |        OF MARCION'S OWN GOSPEL. CERTAIN TRUE ANTITHESES IN THE DISPENSATIONS
26     IV, 3     |        THE UNTRUSTWORTHINESS OF CERTAIN APOSTLES WHOM ST. PAUL REBUKED.
27     IV, 3     |     gospel," as well as accuses certain false apostles of perverting
28     IV, 6     |     been adulterated. For it is certain that the whole aim at which
29     IV, 6     |         and the prophets. It is certain, also, that with this view
30     IV, 8     |         AND WAS ACKNOWLEDGED BY CERTAIN DEMONS AS CHRIST THE SON
31     IV, 9     |        a proof in his domain, a certain companion in misery (suntalaipôron),
32     IV, 12    |        rest from labour, making certain distinctions of labour.
33     IV, 12    |       Now, although He has in a certain place expressed an aversion
34     IV, 13    | TESTAMENT PROPHETICALLY BEAR ON CERTAIN EVENTS OF THE LIFE OF JESUS
35     IV, 19    |   REJECTION THEM.~The fact that certain rich women clave to Christ, "
36     IV, 19    |       of temptation ("Behold, a certain lawyer stood up, and tempted
37     IV, 20    |      even to sacrifice; she was certain that her God was working
38     IV, 20    |       so God, whom she knew for certain to be in Christ. But she
39     IV, 20    | fantastic one, it could not for certain have received contamination,
40     IV, 25    |  prudent. In the true Gospel, a certain doctor of the law comes
41     IV, 26    |         IN THE CROWD.~When in a certain place he had been praying
42     IV, 26    |        means been overcome? "A (certain) mother of the company exclaims, '
43     IV, 27    |        already laid it down for certain, that He could not have
44     IV, 28    |   contrary, when requested by a certain man to compose a strife
45     IV, 31    |      who issued invitations: "A certain man made a great supper,
46     IV, 33    |         not recognise in John a certain limit placed between the
47     IV, 36    |  themselves! When afterwards "a certain man asked him, 'Good Master,
48     IV, 38    |        a case of law touching a certain woman, who, in accordance
49     IV, 41    |         is betrayed!" Now it is certain that in this woe must be
50      V, 1intro|       anything, unless you were certain of its existence, and that
51      V, 2     |       of this epistle, how that certain persons interposed, and
52      V, 3     |         your Gospel. It is thus certain that the question was one
53      V, 6     |     general we may conclude for certain that he could not possibly
54      V, 7     |     dealt with, I pass them by; certain others I despatch briefly.
55      V, 15    |      that the apostle has given certain distinct names to all (our
56      V, 16    |        time to time to recur to certain topics in order to affirm
57      V, 17    |   titles, since in writing to a certain church the apostle did in
58      V, 17    |        fact write to all? It is certain that, whoever they were
59      V, 18    |   ERASURE OF MARCION'S EXPOSED. CERTAIN FIGURATIVE EXPRESSIONS OF
60      V, 20    |       THE GOSPEL DEDUCIBLE FROM CERTAIN CONTRASTS MENTIONED IN THIS
61      V, 20    |         also "out of love," and certain "out of contention," and