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 1      I, 1pref |   HERETIC MARCION, A NATIVE. HIS HERESY CHARACTERIZED IN A BRIEF
 2      I, 1pref |       far will that be accounted heresy which is brought in later.
 3      I, 2     |          HOW HE CONSTRUCTED THIS HERESY OF AN EVIL AND A GOOD GOD.~
 4      I, 2     |      with the acidity of his own heresy. He had, moreover, in one
 5      I, 7     |   ESSENCE IS THE THING AT ISSUE. HERESY, IN ITS GENERAL TERMS, THUS
 6      I, 8     |        once be able to prove the heresy of their tenet of a new
 7      I, 13    |          from whose genius every heresy derives its spirit, called
 8      I, 19    |     confirming themselves in his heresy. These are Marcion's Antitheses,
 9      I, 21    |        REVEALED, UNTIL MARCION'S HERESY.~Now if it was with the
10      I, 21    |      doubt or paltering. For all heresy is thrust out by this wedge
11      I, 24    |     verity of the flesh, as your heresy is pleased to assume, He
12     II, 2     |          HUMAN DISCOVERY. ADAM'S HERESY.~We have now, then, cleared
13     II, 2     |         sin of Adam to have been heresy, when he committed it by
14     II, 18    |      confidence than those which heresy has shown such a longing
15    III, 1intro| everywhere in the madness of his heresy, which is so great, that
16    III, 11    |        For the points which this heresy assaults are confirmed,
17    III, 13    |          in the lateness of your heresy, and the prophecy at once
18    III, 16    |         who are panakers of your heresy. When Oshea the son of Nun
19    III, 18    |        their wickedness by their heresy, with which they persecuted
20     IV, 4     |      from our truth into his own heresy. What if the Marcionites
21     IV, 4     |       Marcion! But for all that, heresy, which is for ever mending
22     IV, 6     |   blindness, which characterizes heresy, than he displayed when
23     IV, 11    |        patch of your new-fangled heresy. I should like to know in
24     IV, 17    |       neither can truth generate heresy; and as a corrupt tree cannot
25     IV, 17    |      cannot yield good fruit, so heresy will not produce truth.
26     IV, 22    |     imitated the frowardness (of heresy), and revealed them just
27      V, 19    |       THE CRITERION OF TRUTH AND HERESY. APPLICATION OF THE CANON.
28      V, 19    |          characteristic of every heresy. This shall now be proved