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 1      I, 20|      have his censure, which was merely directed against conduct
 2      I, 24|     SAVES BUT FEW, AND THE SOULS MERELY OF THESE. MARCION'S CONTEMPT
 3      I, 24|       race! You display Him as a merely good God; but you are unable
 4      I, 26|         far becoming that He may merely declare His unwillingness,
 5     II, 8 | OBEDIENCE TO GOD.~For it was not merely that he might live the natural
 6     II, 13|        both to help and to hurt. Merely to profit is a comparatively
 7     II, 25|        presence of his Lord, not merely by the calling out of his
 8     II, 25|        ought not to be read in a merely interrogative tone, Where
 9    III, 9 |         a phantom state, that of merely putative flesh, and yet
10    III, 12|         you have to consider not merely the name as it is uttered,
11    III, 19|         that there is a prophecy merely of death. For, from the
12     IV, 10|       Jews, who looked at Him as merely man, and were not yet sure
13     IV, 17|        in that case he teaches a merely human discipline and recompense;
14     IV, 25|       would lose no more time in merely looking on (at the wonderful
15     IV, 35|        brother," and to give not merely to him who asks, but even
16      V, 14|          But a phantom, which is merely such and nothing else, is
17      V, 21|     postponement there, where we merely set forth the essential