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 1      I, 1pref|          treatise. This latter I lost, before it was completely
 2      I, 1pref|       light of his faith, and so lost the God whom he had found.
 3      I, 24   |       the soul is concerned, but lost in their body, which, according
 4      I, 29   |       All proof of abstinence is lost when excess is impossible;
 5     II, 13   |      keep its ground; for it had lost its impregnability through
 6    III, 24   |          have either despised or lost; since it is both just and
 7     IV, 7    |         am not sent but unto the lost sheep of the house of Israel;"
 8     IV, 7    |    surely (this is going) to the lost sheep of the house of Israel.
 9     IV, 26   |     asker? What, however, have I lost before that other god, that
10     IV, 32   |         THAT THE PARABLES OF THE LOST SHEEP AND THE LOST DRACHMA
11     IV, 32   |        OF THE LOST SHEEP AND THE LOST DRACHMA HAVE NO SUITABLE
12     IV, 32   |    MARCION.~WhO sought after the lost sheep and the lost piece
13     IV, 32   |     after the lost sheep and the lost piece of silver? Was it
14     IV, 32   |  possessed Him who owned him; He lost him who once possessed him;
15     IV, 32   | possessed him; He sought him who lost him; He found him who sought
16     IV, 32   |      that is to say, man. For he lost him not, because he possessed
17     IV, 32   |       sought him not, because he lost him not; and he found him
18     IV, 32   |      that is, at the recovery of lost man is the attribute of
19     IV, 37   |       and to save that which was lost," my present contention
20     IV, 37   |        was come to save what was lost, to whom it had once belonged,
21     IV, 37   |          would seem to have been lost? If in his body, then it
22     IV, 37   |           not his soul, which is lost. What, however, is lost,
23     IV, 37   |          lost. What, however, is lost, the Son of man saves. The
24     IV, 37   |          in his soul that man is lost, salvation is designed for
25     IV, 37   |    salvation is designed for the lost soul; and the body which
26     IV, 37   |        and the body which is not lost is safe. If, (to take the
27     IV, 37   |      supposition,) man is wholly lost, in both his natures, then
28      V, 4    |          to the same Deity, both lost their power in Christ, by
29      V, 9    |        expresses simply what has lost the vital principle, by
30      V, 9    |        as I make bold to affirm) lost even the glory which he
31      V, 14   |          restored to him who had lost it; so that the resurrection