Book, Chapter

 1      I, 1pref|     Verily, O Euxine, thou hast produced a monster more credible
 2      I, 8    |        which some time or other produced even him, when it first
 3      I, 11   |     Marcion's god ought to have produced as his own; so might he
 4      I, 11   |        Whereas He ought to have produced works more illustrious and
 5      I, 16   | operation on the visible world, produced a belief in the invisible
 6     II, 8    |       natural life that God had produced man, but that he should
 7    III, 9    |        the ground of his having produced no flesh at all, was quite
 8    III, 11   |         of a nativity, and have produced true flesh itself. And,
 9    III, 23   |       of Israel," which had but produced "the thorns" wherewith it
10     IV, 7    |     force and power of His word produced astonishment, it more naturally
11     IV, 9    |         should have, by a word, produced a remedy for a single malady,
12     IV, 18   |    anointed them with ointment, produced an evidence that what she
13     IV, 24   |        powers, which has mainly produced them. But if one does not
14     IV, 25   |      nothing at all had he ever produced in which anything could
15      V, 3    |        been any, have of itself produced such a severance. Justly,
16      V, 19   |         firmly believes that He produced all things out of nothing,
17      V, 20   |         of the thing would have produced a diversity (in belief.).