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 1      I, 5 |   conscious of seeming to pour contempt on the uselessness of a
 2      I, 24|     MERELY OF THESE. MARCION'S CONTEMPT OF THE BODY ABSURD.~But
 3     II, 5 |   threatened against sin, if a contempt of the law were impossible
 4     II, 9 |        despised it. For by his contempt he introduced it, which
 5    III, 10|     likeness of it also in his contempt? For no honour is to be
 6     IV, 9 |        precept of the law by a contempt of the defilement how could
 7     IV, 14|     nor be diminished by their contempt." What reproach? what contempt?
 8     IV, 14| contempt." What reproach? what contempt? That which was to be incurred
 9     IV, 14|       own life, who is held in contempt by the Gentiles, whether
10     IV, 14|      our sakes, and is held in contempt by the Gentiles. And He
11     IV, 15|        of the world, and their contempt of God, owing to which they
12     IV, 20|     the woman consisted in the contempt which she had acquired for
13     IV, 28|       is no punishment for the contempt, so there is no reward for
14     IV, 35|       and was punished for her contempt, if He does not come with
15      V, 5 |    dishonour and meanness, and contempt. What is more foolish and
16      V, 16|    salvation, who avenges (the contempt of) them by sending error