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 1      I, 1pref |         ITS ROUGH CHARACTER TO THE HERETIC MARCION, A NATIVE. HIS HERESY
 2      I, 1pref |           so that for the future a heretic may from his case be designated
 3      I, 2     |           EVIL AND A GOOD GOD.~The heretic of Pontus introduces two
 4      I, 10    |           God. Do not, O barbarian heretic, put Abraham before the
 5      I, 15    |          his world, this also (our heretic) will be obliged to predicate
 6      I, 19    |         WAS ONLY MADE KNOWN BY THE HERETIC SOME CXV. YEARS AFTER CHRIST,
 7      I, 19    |           is no doubt that he is a heretic of the Antonine period,
 8      I, 19    |         has been introduced by the heretic of Pontus.~
 9      I, 21    |          shown that the god of our heretic first became known by his
10      I, 29    |            he destroyed lives, our heretic's god refuses to give them:
11      I, 29    |           owe thee, thougod of our heretic, hadst thou only checked
12     II, 1     |          far keeping pace with the heretic of Pontus, who has been
13     II, 2     |        seducer. He was a very rude heretic. He was disobedient; but
14     II, 20    |           Egyptians. Come, unhappy heretic, I cite even you as a witness;
15     II, 25    |           lay beneath Him! Foolish heretic, who treat with scorn so
16    III, 4     | CONSEQUENCES OF THIS THEORY OF THE HERETIC.~He disdained, I suppose,
17    III, 7     |         TWO ADVENTS OF CHRIST.~Our heretic will now have the fullest
18    III, 8     |          CHRIST'S INCARNATION.~Our heretic must now cease to borrow
19     IV, 1     |      several devices Of the Pontic heretic, if it were not much more
20     IV, 5     |           A MUTILATED EDITION. THE HERETIC'S WEAKNESS AND INCONSISTENCY
21     IV, 10    |            rate, the brains of the heretic of Pontus.~
22     IV, 11    |       Creator's Christ; and so the heretic may blush at frustrating,
23     IV, 17    |         although his disciple. The heretic ought to take the beam out
24     IV, 18    |         explode the scandal of our heretic. Now, that the very Lord
25     IV, 20    |           in my effort against the heretic. Jesus is touched by the
26     IV, 20    |          out of me." What says our heretic? Could Christ have known
27     IV, 23    |     village of the Samaritans. The heretic, too, may discover that
28     IV, 29    |            attribute, although the heretic refuses to admit it. For
29     IV, 36    |     associates in hatred with that heretic, what will you dare say
30      V, 1intro|            which we have found the heretic's Gospel will have already
31      V, 3     |         becomes dear that what the heretic's industry erased was the
32      V, 5     |          of the Old Testament, the heretic, to the best of my belief,
33      V, 6     |            the Lord of glory," the heretic argues that the princes
34      V, 7     |          of Christ?'' What has the heretic to say? That these members
35      V, 9     |            future Christ, than the heretic's, which has none at all
36      V, 10    |            quickening spirit." Our heretic, however, in the excess
37      V, 10    |        author. In like manner (the heretic) will be refuted also with
38      V, 12    |            presence!'' Deny now, O heretic, (at your cost,) that your
39      V, 13    |             in accordance with our heretic's own distinction) I have
40      V, 14    |            with an argument of the heretic, that the Jews were ignorant
41      V, 16    |          and in flaming fire." The heretic, however, has erased the
42      V, 17    |           but "by nature." Let the heretic, however, not contend that,
43      V, 17    |          these words, however, the heretic erased, forgetting that
44      V, 18    |     PURPOSE OF THE CREATOR.~As our heretic is so fond of his pruning-knife,
45      V, 18    |           created all things." The heretic erased the preposition in,
46      V, 18    |           Caught in this trap, the heretic probably changed the passage,
47      V, 19    |         from the artifices of this heretic, when it dreads to arouse