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 1      I, 1pref|           heretics, who ought to be refuted even without a consideration
 2     II, 5    |           CONSIDERED. HIS OBJECTION REFUTED, I.E., MAN'S FALL SHOWED
 3     II, 29   |            having now compendiously refuted his Antitheses, which aim
 4    III, 8    |       resurrection of the dead, are refuted by the apostle from the
 5    III, 13   |           forth. They are, however, refuted by this consideration, that
 6    III, 21   |      Marcion. However, when you are refuted on the call of the nations,
 7    III, 23   |           in which case you will be refuted by the sense of the Scriptures
 8     IV, 25   |          Therefore he ought to have refuted them to those from whom
 9     IV, 33   |    INTERPRETATION OF GOD AND MAMMON REFUTED. THE PROPHETS JUSTIFY CHRIST'
10     IV, 34   |              however, you are to be refuted out of the Scriptures which
11      V, 4    |       ANNOUNCED. MARCION'S DOCETISM REFUTED.~"But," says he, "I speak
12      V, 10   | Notwithstanding, he is most plainly refuted even from what the apostle
13      V, 10   |        manner (the heretic) will be refuted also with the word "man:" "