Book, Chapter

 1      I, 9     |   goodness, especially as He is (supposed, by Marcion) more excellent
 2     II, 27    |      censure as unworthy must be supposed to be in the Son, who has
 3    III, 15    |     purpose that he might not be supposed to be the Creator's Christ?
 4     IV, 4     |         Marcion's should also be supposed to have experienced rivalry
 5     IV, 7     |          inquiring whether it is supposed that he was seen in any
 6     IV, 7     |       partially wrong for having supposed him to be, rightly enough,
 7     IV, 22    |           because he erroneously supposed that (Jesus) was their Christ,
 8     IV, 23    |         of the rebuke, if he had supposed its author to belong to
 9     IV, 25    | difference of the reward must be supposed to be also the diversity
10     IV, 30    |         with reason of one being supposed to punish, and the other
11     IV, 34    |        made of divorce; the case supposed being, that a man put away
12     IV, 36    |        in order that they may be supposed to have had this reason
13     IV, 43conc|    itself, by which they rightly supposed that all would be restored
14     IV, 43conc|       were really He whom He was supposed to be. Otherwise He would
15      V, 12    |     still more is the case (next supposed by Marcion), that a God