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 1      I, 8 |       and yet again and ever new title for each several deification.
 2      I, 24|        goodness, if so be such a title can be made out, and not
 3      I, 27|          feared, whilst the very title you give him indicates a
 4      I, 29|       has purchased by divorce a title to baptism, as if even generative
 5     II, 5 |        inspired? After all, what title to prescience do we look
 6     II, 29|          ANTITHESES, IF ONLY THE TITLE AND OBJECT OF THE WORK BE
 7     II, 29|           For only take away the title of Marcion's book, and the
 8    III, 2 |      because, in addition to the title of Son, He was the Sent.
 9    III, 4 |          depriving them of their title to be considered the most
10    III, 15|                          XV. THE TITLE CHRIST SUITABLE AS A NAME
11     IV, 2 |        be allowed him to affix a title to that from which it was
12     IV, 2 |          from the fulness of its title and the just profession
13     IV, 3 |          also adulterated in its title), then it is the work of
14     IV, 3 |          also adulterated in its title. ~
15     IV, 8 |     ignorance. But to Christ the title Nazarene was destined to
16     IV, 10| described in Daniel by this very title of "Son of man?" Is not
17     IV, 29|       Creator's Christ under the title "Son of man," that he may
18     IV, 42|     burdened Him with some other title, if they had been uncertain
19      V, 5 |      that to the Father also the title of Lord accrues by reason
20      V, 6 |    divine discipline by the same title, "I will take away from
21      V, 11|     Daniel tells us. Now, if the title of Father may be claimed
22      V, 11|          he ascribes to him this title only from the time he has
23      V, 12|       him to be. Paradise is the title of a treatise of ours, in
24      V, 17|         higher powers derives no title from the lower powers, although