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 1      I, 15|   therefore, if it was unable to manifest itself in this world, how
 2      I, 15|        Creator Marcion suffers a manifest wrong from those persons
 3      I, 19| Marcionites, although he did not manifest himself from the beginning
 4      I, 29|      likewise is continence made manifest by the permission to marry.
 5     II, 10|          This description, it is manifest, properly belongs to the
 6    III, 9 |          no difficulty to him to manifest true sensations and actions
 7     IV, 1 |          already of my mind from manifest proofs, that, as His works
 8     IV, 3 |          be pillars, it is for a manifest reason. They seemed to be
 9     IV, 19|          of its secrecy and made manifest," who hitherto has kept
10     IV, 22|          Creator's Christ, as to manifest Him in the company of His
11     IV, 22|        found grace in Thy sight, manifest Thyself to me, that I may
12     IV, 24|        inhospitality, it will be manifest that the prohibition of
13     IV, 29|       they were as yet unable to manifest perfectly in a god who has
14     IV, 40|    earnestly, therefore, does He manifest the bent of His soul: "With
15      V, 8 |    things to come, and have made manifest the secrets of the heart;
16      V, 9 |       our bodies, however, it is manifest that they perish either
17      V, 11| intimating that it is to be made manifest in our body, then he has
18      V, 12|     dissolution, as is even more manifest from what follows, when
19      V, 17|       not children of God. It is manifest that sins, and lusts of
20      V, 18|         having meant that it was manifest to Him. From God, therefore,
21      V, 20|       This being the case, it is manifest that that Christ was the