Book, Chapter

 1      I, 20    |      point of public doctrine. Touching their public doctrine, however,
 2      I, 25    |        AND EMOTIONLESS GOD.~As touching this question of goodness,
 3     II, 19    |       I purposely abstain from touching on the mysterious senses
 4     II, 28    |   FAVOUR OF THE TRUE GOD.~Now, touching the weaknesses and malignities,
 5    III, 8     |      nature, who was all wrong touching the external substance?
 6    III, 15    |  UNSUITED TO MARCION'S CHRIST.~Touching then the discussion of His
 7    III, 20    |      birth of the Virgin Mary. Touching this promise of Him, there
 8     IV, 2     |        having agreed with them touching the rule of faith, they
 9     IV, 12    |      as yet advanced by Christ touching any new deity, so discussion
10     IV, 13    |        me." in another passage touching the same voice and place,
11     IV, 38    |      to the Lord a case of law touching a certain woman, who, in
12     IV, 39    |       PASSAGES OF PROPHECY.~As touching the propriety of His names,
13     IV, 39    |       Lord and of the prophets touching the shaking of the earth,
14     IV, 43conc|     Redeemer of lsrael. But as touching the reality of His body,
15      V, 3     |        of any perverse opinion touching another god. For if such
16      V, 9     |     none at all to believe in. Touching the resurrection of the
17      V, 17    | created him also in Christ. As touching the substance of nature,
18      V, 17    |      nature, He "made" him; as touching the work of grace, He "created"