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 1      I, 1pref|      the fact that Marcion was born there, fouler than any Scythian,
 2      I, 8    |      then suffer. It cannot be born, therefore it lacks age.
 3      I, 29   |     man, whom he forbids to be born, when he takes away that
 4      I, 29   |    indeed has thy Marcion been born! Enough; however, of Marcion'
 5     II, 10   |  paradise of thy God wast thou born" (for it was there, where
 6     II, 10   |        human beings was either born in the paradise of God,
 7    III, 9    |      angels ought to have been born of flesh, if it had been
 8    III, 9    |       human flesh, and yet not born. It was truly human, because
 9    III, 9    |      become incarnate by being born of the flesh in order that
10    III, 9    |      He might even die, He was born. Therefore on that occasion
11    III, 9    |   experience of flesh by being born, because they were not destined
12    III, 11   |           XI. CHRIST WAS TRULY BORN; MARCION'S ABSURD CAVIL
13    III, 11   |        to be verily and indeed born. For a certain woman had
14    III, 11   |     confessed that He had been born. Now I would rather refer
15    III, 11   |   means to pass as having been born, it was vain for him to
16    III, 11   |       suffered all this, to be born was a less thing for Him.
17    III, 11   |        too, might He have been born. Such are Marcion's chief
18    III, 11   |     since He was flesh, He was born. For the points which this
19    III, 11   |      the flesh, because He was born; and born, because He is
20    III, 11   |       because He was born; and born, because He is in the flesh,
21    III, 12   |        who is come was neither born under such a name, nor ever
22    III, 16   |     generation (because we are born in the wilderness of this
23    III, 19   |         For unto us a child is born." But what is there unusual
24    III, 21   |         when no Cerdon was yet born, much less a Marcion. However,
25     IV, 2    |        Christ, how that He was born of the Virgin, and came
26     IV, 7    |  Wherefore that which shall be born of thee shall be called
27     IV, 10   |       Son of man, unless He be born of a human parent, either
28     IV, 10   |         if He be Son of man as born of His mother, because not
29     IV, 10   |      Christ be also said to be born of man, then he too would
30     IV, 10   |      hand, to deny that He was born of woman, lest they grant
31     IV, 10   |        s phantoms. Since He is born of man, being the Son of
32     IV, 10   |         more easily find a man born without a heart or without
33     IV, 13   |        man say; and in her was born a man" (forasmuch as the
34     IV, 13   |   forasmuch as the God-man was born), and He built her by the
35     IV, 13   | flocked to Him, because He was born the God-man who was to build
36     IV, 14   |       Gentiles. And He who was born (into the world) will be
37     IV, 18   |      greater than all of women born;" but for all that, He who
38     IV, 18   |      greater than all of women born, belonged himself to another
39     IV, 18   |    both John, greater than any born of women, and Christ, or
40     IV, 19   |      suppose) until Marcion be born. We now come to the most
41     IV, 19   | Himself to His not having been born, when He asks, "Who is my
42     IV, 19   |  ascertain whether He had been born or not when was a question
43     IV, 19   |    could doubt His having been born, when they saw Him before
44     IV, 19   |     but still one who had been born as man? Even if it had been
45     IV, 19   |         Have all sons brothers born for them? May a man rather
46     IV, 21   |        of man, because not yet born of man), even as early as
47     IV, 23   |      not allow them even to be born, depriving them of their
48     IV, 26   |       whom He had willed to be born. Even though the knocking
49     IV, 35   |     for him if he had not been born, or if a millstone were
50     IV, 36   |      of a person's having been born, who was seen to be a man),
51      V, 4    |       was of the bond maid was born after the flesh, but he
52      V, 4    |    that son of Abraham who was born of the free woman; whereas
53      V, 5    |        however, Christ was not born of the Virgin, was not constituted
54      V, 9    |      declare that the Lord was born at night, that so it might
55      V, 9    |        had at that moment been born, and again from the place
56      V, 9    |      purpose in Christ's being born at night, destined, as He
57      V, 9    |    about any one's having been born from the womb), unless the
58      V, 9    |      His sons are they who are born again in Him. But it will
59      V, 10   |     that body (which, as being born along with the soul, and
60      V, 17   |     phantom but new, and newly born of a virgin by the Spirit
61      V, 19   |        a blush that Christ was born of the virgin's womb! At