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 1      I, 8 |     place, how arrogantly do the Marcionites build up their stupid system,
 2      I, 11|         although unaware, as the Marcionites aver, of any god being above
 3      I, 13|                        XIII. THE MARCIONITES DEPRECIATE THE CREATION,
 4      I, 17|         XVII. NOT ENOUGH, AS THE MARCIONITES PRETEND, THAT THE SUPREME
 5      I, 18|         CONCEITS, THE GOD OF THE MARCIONITES FAILS IN THE VOUCHERS BOTH
 6      I, 18|        or Mars at the trine. The Marcionites are very strongly addicted
 7      I, 19|       Well, but our god, say the Marcionites, although he did not manifest
 8      I, 25|        and affections, which the Marcionites indeed transfer from their
 9      I, 27|         And so satisfied are the Marcionites with such pretences, that
10     II, 11|          both severe and, as the Marcionites will have it, cruel. Woman
11     II, 17|        in its own condition, the Marcionites refuse to acknowledge to
12     II, 18|      DEFENDED AS GOOD, WHICH THE MARCIONITES IMPEACHED, SUCH AS THE LEX
13     II, 18|         from the more ungrateful Marcionites. As for the burdensome sacrifices
14     II, 20|                          XX. THE MARCIONITES CHARGED GOD WITH HAVING
15     II, 20|        this day, in spite of the Marcionites, re-assert their demand
16     II, 23|        escape the censure of the Marcionites? Must He prematurely condemn
17    III, 8 | precocious and somewhat abortive Marcionites, whom the Apostle John designated
18    III, 12|          Christians, and amongst Marcionites too, that they name Him
19     IV, 4 |          own heresy. What if the Marcionites have denied that he held
20     IV, 5 |        make combs; so also these Marcionites make churches. The same
21     IV, 13|        will be the Christ of the Marcionites? Since perversion of truth
22     IV, 17|          Marcion denies. Let the Marcionites therefore make their choice:
23     IV, 26| consequence of His law that even Marcionites were constantly dying, by
24     IV, 27|    refuting the faults which the Marcionites find in the Creator. It
25     IV, 27|        such a disposition as the Marcionites denounce, visiting the sins
26     IV, 36|    nourishing and assisting even Marcionites themselves! When afterwards "
27      V, 3 |    conversation. But what do the Marcionites wish to have believed (on
28      V, 6 |         which is common to both (Marcionites and ourselves) the evil
29      V, 20|         a novelty. Of course the Marcionites suppose that they have the