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 1      I, 2 |    already concluded from other arguments, which are satisfactory
 2      I, 9 |      far, there be applied also arguments derived from uncertainties,
 3      I, 9 |         of these same uncertain arguments, as shall by reason of their
 4      I, 16|        of common sense and fair arguments, for a belief in the future
 5      I, 17|     CHARACTER.~Pressed by these arguments, they exclaim: One work
 6    III, 6 |      error, and construct their arguments with its assistance, on
 7    III, 11|        Such are Marcion's chief arguments by which he makes out another
 8     IV, 5 | tampering. Such are the summary arguments which we use, when we take
 9     IV, 11|       THE OLD WINE AND THE NEW. ARGUMENTS CONNECTING CHRIST WITH THE
10     IV, 25|        fuller knowledge of God. Arguments, therefore, will be of no
11     IV, 30|         men who are begging for arguments. I must, however, on my
12     IV, 38|      answers), to deal with the arguments which have any consistency
13      V, 6 |  presided over by him. Thus the arguments of the other side are pulled