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 1      I    |             BOOK I. WHEREIN IS DESCRIBED THE GOD OF MARCION. HE IS
 2     II, 12|    JUSTICE IN THE DIVINE BEING DESCRIBED.~Since, therefore, there
 3    III, 14|    such a character that He is described by Isaiah.~
 4    III, 24|         hope for just as it is described, it would be tedious to
 5     IV, 7 |      his Course, for him to be described as first descending from
 6     IV, 10|         What now, if Christ be described in Daniel by this very title
 7     IV, 22| dispensation he, in fact, here described. He selects from His disciples
 8     IV, 24|  spirits, whose very prince is described by the name of serpent,
 9     IV, 33|     Creator, who prophetically described John as "the voice of one
10     IV, 39|     WhOSE COMING IS SO GRANDLY DESCRIBED BOTH IN THE OLD TESTAMENT
11     IV, 39|     compassed with armies," He described the signs of the end of
12      V, 2 |        the one hand, when they described his career in accordance
13      V, 3 |    temple, which incidents are described in the Acts. Their truth
14      V, 8 |    GIFTS. THE SEVENFOLD SPIRIT DESCRIBED BY ISAIAH. THE APOSTLE AND
15      V, 8 |   specific graces, as they are described by the apostle, and promised
16      V, 11|      in the prophets) has been described as "full of compassion,
17      V, 11|       of this world," as if it described the Creator as the God of
18      V, 12|    without good reason that he described them as "not wishing indeed