Book, Chapter

 1      I, 2     |       over the question of the origin of evil, his perception
 2      I, 8     |      and perfect Deity has its origin neither in novelty nor in
 3      I, 21    |    find no church of apostolic origin but such as reposes its
 4      I, 29    |     possible to love him whose origin he hates? Perhaps he is
 5     II, 5     |        of Himself, and, by the origin of his soul, His own substance
 6    III, 11    |      that you are; destroy the origin of flesh and life; call
 7    III, 18    |       these last derived their origin. Like Simeon and Levi, they
 8     IV, 4     |    comparative lateness in its origin. For, inasmuch as error
 9     IV, 5     |        when traced up to their origin, will yet rest on John as
10     IV, 5     |      were prior, and coeval in origin with the churches themselves.
11     IV, 26    |        whom I do not derive my origin? Or to Him, who, by making
12      V, 1intro|     that after discovering its origin. Since therefore I am brought,
13      V, 1intro| require to know of Marcion the origin of his apostles even I,
14      V, 10    |  either name, or substance, or origin. Now, although among things
15      V, 20    |    sign of "circumcision," his origin as "an Hebrew of the Hebrews,"