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 1      I, 1pref|            as he who has gnawed the Gospels to pieces? Verily, O Euxine,
 2      I, 19   |             BETWEEN THE LAW AND THE GOSPELS.~Well, but our god, say
 3     IV, 2    |         MUTILATED BY HIM. THE OTHER GOSPELS EQUALLY AUTHORITATIVE. MARCION'
 4     IV, 3    |            AUTHORITY. THE APOSTOLIC GOSPELS PERFECTLY AUTHENTIC.~In
 5     IV, 3    |      destroy the character of those Gospels which are published as genuine
 6     IV, 4    |             is for ever mending the Gospels, and corrupting them in
 7     IV, 5    |             ANTIQUITY, THE CATHOLIC GOSPELS ARE FOUND TO BE TRUE, INCLUDING
 8     IV, 5    | INCONSISTENCY IN IGNORING THE OTHER GOSPELS.~On the whole, then, if
 9     IV, 5    |        afford evidence to the other Gospels also, which we possess equally
10     IV, 5    |           to their usage I mean the Gospels of John and Matthew whilst
11     IV, 5    |             concerning these (other Gospels) also, for having omitted
12     IV, 5    |           it be evident that these (Gospels) also were current in the
13     IV, 5    |         really corrupt. For if the (Gospels) of the apostles have come
14     IV, 5    |          diverse and hostile to the Gospels of the apostles. I will
15     IV, 5    |            they either change these Gospels, however late to do so,
16      V, 2    |      apostle. So that there are two gospels for two gods; and the apostle
17      V, 2    |           affirm that there are two gospels, is not the part of a man
18      V, 9    |             our side have published Gospels (to the credibility of which