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 1      I, 1pref|      transcribed a portion of it, full of mistakes, and then published
 2      I, 6    |        the rest, however, we know full well that Marcion makes
 3      I, 9    |          THE TRUE GOD.~Now I know full well by what perceptive
 4      I, 9    |     before us, which is in itself full of uncertainty thus far,
 5      I, 11   |          ABLE TO COMPETE WITH THE FULL EVIDENCE OF THE CREATOR.~
 6      I, 11   |         other god. All things are full of their Author, and occupied
 7      I, 24   |            failing to embrace the full number of its material objects,
 8     II, 4    |        alone is not good. He knew full well what a blessing to
 9     II, 7    |          future? But in giving it full scope, who would not say
10     II, 10   |          Thou sealest up the sum, full of wisdom, perfect in beauty" (
11     II, 17   |    PRECEPTS, AND YOU WILL FIND IT FULL OF HIS GOODNESS.~These considerations
12     II, 20   |         people their discharge in full at the time of their migration
13     II, 22   |          sacrifices unto me? I am full of your solemnities, your
14     II, 24   |          destruction of a city so full of iniquity. What therefore
15    III, 4    |           that he interrupted the full course of his rival's time,
16    III, 8    |      unsubstantial thing; nothing full by a vacuity. If the habit
17    III, 10   |           and (as you express it) full of dung, why did he not
18    III, 18   |            First, I shall offer a full explanation of the types.
19     IV, 7    |          has been already given a full consideration of His titles.
20     IV, 12   |           fear of God by a people full of iniquities, and loving
21     IV, 15   |           thou hast eaten and art full, and hast built goodly houses,
22     IV, 15   |       inflicts a woe also on "the full, because they shall hunger;
23     IV, 15   |      Behold, my servants shall be full, but ye shall be hungry "
24     IV, 16   |     enjoined (and trial to such a full and complete extent), one
25     IV, 27   |     whereas their inward part was full of ravening and wickedness."
26     IV, 29   |           the entire promise, the full reality of its parables,
27     IV, 34   | resurrection of all men with the "full recompense of their reward."
28     IV, 40   |          from the treading of the full winepress?" The prophetic
29      V, 11   |            has been described as "full of compassion, and gracious,