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 1      I        |                                   BOOK I. WHEREIN IS DESCRIBED
 2      I, 19    |        himself in Christ Jesus. A book will be devoted to Christ,
 3     II        |                                   BOOK II. WHEREIN TERTULLIAN SHOWS
 4     II, 1     |          the preface of our first book, has furnished us with the
 5     II, 24    |           the Ninevites, when the book of Jonah declares, "And
 6     II, 29    |       away the title of Marcion's book, and the intention and purpose
 7    III        |                                   BOOK III. WHEREIN CHRIST IS SHOWN
 8    III, 1intro|          WITH THE SUBJECT OF THIS BOOK.~FOLLOWING the track of
 9    III, 1intro|         have inserted in my first book. A discussion of it would
10     IV        |                                   BOOK IV. WHICH TERTULLIAN PURSUES
11     IV        |         ACCEPTED BY MARCION. THIS BOOK MAY ALSO BE REGARDED AS
12     IV, 10    | designation "Son of man" from the book of Daniel, so to induce
13     IV, 14    |          likewise earlier, in the book of Kings, Hannah the mother
14     IV, 21    |        famine. You have the third book of the Kings. If you also
15     IV, 21    |           also turn to the fourth book, you will discover all this
16     IV, 24    |          the Creator also, in the book of Deuteronomy, forbids
17     IV, 40    |       more clearly still does the book of Genesis foretell this,
18      V        |                                   BOOK V. WHEREIN TERTULLIAN PROVES,
19      V        |           PROVED IN THE PRECEDING BOOK WITH RESPECT TO ST. LUKE'
20      V, 1intro|         Creator. Because even the book of Genesis so long ago promised
21      V, 2     |     GENUINE AGAINST MARCION. THIS BOOK AGREES WITH THE PAULINE
22      V, 2     |         of the Apostles, in which book may be found the very subject