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 1      I, 13| somewhat, then, concerning the alleged unworthiness of this world'
 2      I, 17|        yet has not wrought the alleged deliverance. Now in that
 3      I, 25|      be regarded as God who is alleged to have such a goodness,
 4     II, 25|      where he was; and when he alleged that the shame of his nakedness
 5     II, 28|    malignities, and the other (alleged), notes (of the Creator),
 6     IV, 12|        present charge might be alleged also against Christ. But
 7     IV, 19|         for the reasons of the alleged temptation, To what purpose
 8     IV, 20|       asks, when His disciples alleged an excuse. He even persists
 9     IV, 21| predicted, the reason which He alleged for imposing silence (on
10     IV, 23|        He answers the man, who alleged as an excuse his father'
11      V, 11|       same precise date of his alleged revelation; but it is that
12      V, 11|    that the attribute which is alleged in proof of it belongs to
13      V, 19|       when he blames those who alleged visions of angels as their
14      V, 20|    ANTITHESIS (SUCH AS MARCION ALLEGED) IN THE GOD OF JUDAISM AND