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 1      I, 20    |    indeed, who, being yet in the mere rudiments of grace, and
 2      I, 22    |          we relax our defence by mere prescription, and give ourselves
 3      I, 26    |     their god is proved from the mere exposition of his lonely
 4    III, 6     |          therefore to trial as a mere man, and one of themselves
 5    III, 9     |         right in introducing the mere phantom of that of which
 6    III, 11    |          since he had put on the mere mask of his substance, to
 7    III, 18    |          course, designated as a mere unicorn with its one horn,
 8    III, 20    |        Christ than to Solomon, a mere temporal king. From Christ,
 9     IV, 9     |         it cannot seem to be the mere fact itself for which the
10     IV, 25    |     concerning the conditions of mere life. But the lawyer of
11     IV, 35    |       Syrian," yet of course the mere number proves nothing towards
12     IV, 35    |         living fountain, not its mere "well." Seeing, therefore,
13     IV, 36    |    induced him to confide in the mere named of Jesus, the Son
14     IV, 43conc|         OF CHRIST AFTER DEATH NO MERE PHANTOM. MARCION'S MANIPULATION
15      V, 1intro|   challenge our adversary on the mere ground of a simple rule,
16      V, 8     | reference to that Christ who (as mere man of the race only of
17      V, 8     |      that they speak not for the mere sake of learning (although
18      V, 13    |     intercalated His law for the mere purpose of producing some