Book, Chapter

 1      I, 11    |      foundation might he have laid for the knowledge of himself
 2     II, 6     |      happens to him should be laid to his own charge, and not
 3     IV, 5     |        In short, when Marcion laid hands on it, it then became
 4     IV, 6     |     the question. Marcion has laid down the position, that
 5     IV, 8     |      when I observe that they laid their hands on Him, I cannot
 6     IV, 8     |    touch others, upon whom He laid His hands, which were capable
 7     IV, 9     |        We have indeed already laid it down, in opposition to
 8     IV, 15    |   that which thy fathers have laid up in store, shall be carried
 9     IV, 16    |     give up the cloak also is laid upon me by one who means
10     IV, 27    | Christ? We have often already laid it down for certain, that
11     IV, 37    |         who "takes up what he laid not down, and reaps what
12     IV, 38    |     is said to be unsuitable, laid before you, not on their
13     IV, 38    |    and after the rule (I have laid down about questions and
14      V, 1intro|   even by an apostle. We have laid down this as our first principle,
15      V, 6     |       the foundation which is laid by Him, that is, the foundation
16      V, 18    |       of what we have already laid down. For since the Creator
17      V, 19    |         For the hope which is laid up for you in heaven, whereof
18      V, 19    |  could not have so positively laid it down, that "He is before