Book, Chapter

 1    III, 6 |   Jew (only a renegade and a destroyer of Judaism) and punished
 2     IV, 7 |    bestow on one who was the destroyer of law and prophets, and
 3     IV, 8 |    one. And now, too, as the destroyer also of the Creator, he
 4     IV, 9 |       he will never become a destroyer of the law; nor will he
 5     IV, 9 |     has now become evil as a destroyer of the law. However, by
 6     IV, 9 |    if he has appeared as the destroyer of a good law. So that if
 7     IV, 15|    Marcion's Christ! Now the destroyer, now the advocate of the
 8     IV, 24|   salute by the way." What a destroyer of the prophets, forsooth,
 9     IV, 27|     have been branded as the destroyer of the law if He had promulged
10     IV, 38|   was hardly suitable to the destroyer of the Creator. But how
11     IV, 39| represent Himself to be? The Destroyer, or the Defender of the
12     IV, 40|     before I suffer." What a destroyer of the law was this, who
13      V, 5 |      not ask, indeed, what a destroyer of Judaism has to do with
14      V, 19|      could the rival and the destroyer of the Creator have been