Book, Chapter

 1      I, 9 |       the Creator, it will be my duty first of all to show that
 2      I, 25|  judicial character), it was his duty to have developed his conceptions
 3      I, 26|       forbidden. Nay, it was his duty even to have permitted what
 4      I, 27|       discipline, perfunctory in duty, careless in sin. Listen,
 5      I, 27|       towards whom your love for duty's sake should be consistent
 6     II, 6 |           it was yet his bounden duty, in the judgment of God,
 7     II, 21|  evidently not an ordinary daily duty, nor yet a human one; but
 8     II, 28|         when people failed in no duty towards Christ. But the
 9     II, 29| thoughtless Marcion, it was your duty to have shown that one (
10    III, 2 |       reposed in God; it being a duty, after that knowledge has
11    III, 4 |        reason imposed on him the duty of bearing with the Creator (
12    III, 11|         doubt, it had become his duty, since he had put on the
13     IV, 1 |       was therefore your bounden duty first to have determined
14     IV, 22|    having fully discharged their duty and office, for the express
15     IV, 23|       yourself, which it was our duty to believe, seeing that
16     IV, 23|          which it had become our duty to believe, seeing that
17     IV, 25|      they had even failed in any duty towards a god whom they
18     IV, 35|   rebuked. If one failed in this duty of reproof, he in fact sinned,
19     IV, 35|       discovered that it was his duty to render the true oblation
20     IV, 39|         up in their own place of duty and with patience, rather
21     IV, 41|     whereas it was their bounden duty to have acknowledged Him
22      V, 4 |   uncircumcision? For it was his duty to prefer the rival principle
23      V, 5 |         their neglect of natural duty, had both sinned and rebelled
24      V, 11|     Christ, in whom it was their duty to believe through him,