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 1      I, 7     |      affords a presumption in support of equality of condition,
 2      I, 9     |     greater confidence use in support of my argument. Before every
 3      I, 16    |    for a belief in the future support of the Scriptures also.
 4     II, 1     |    failure of all evidence in support of any other god; and still
 5     II, 9     |       which was meant to be a support for its slender nature,
 6    III, 2     |       it, for first comes the support of him who gives him his
 7     IV, 1     |   which they contribute their support. Although it is so easy
 8     IV, 2     |    document, destitute of all support from preceding authorities,
 9     IV, 4     |      his apostles without the support of Marcion! But for all
10     IV, 5     |       of churches which lends support to the tradition of the
11     IV, 9     |      the law. However, by the support which he gave to the law,
12     IV, 9     |    one permits himself in the support of an evil thing. Therefore
13     IV, 40    |   contribute very well to the support of Marcion's theory of a
14      V, 1intro|   belief, who have nothing to support it, and confound your shamelessness,
15      V, 6     |   have contributed nothing in support of our view thus far, an
16      V, 11    |   done away," this fact gives support to my belief which exalts
17      V, 21    | proofs out of the apostle, in support of the subjects which we