Book, Chapter

 1      I, 1pref|       before it was completely published, by the fraud of a person
 2      I, 1pref|     full of mistakes, and then published it. The necessity thus arose
 3     IV, 2    |      so that, had Marcion even published his Gospel in the name of
 4     IV, 3    |        those Gospels which are published as genuine and under the
 5     IV, 4    |  certainly could not have been published without, that is to say,
 6     IV, 5    | Matthew whilst that which Mark published may be affirmed to be Peter'
 7     IV, 5    |       to pass, if the apostles published nothing, that their disciples
 8     IV, 7    |       event could he then have published of a new deity, whereby
 9      V, 3    | summarily to abolish if he had published a new god. Rightly, then,
10      V, 5    |      not only His who had them published, but His likewise to whom
11      V, 5    |       He knew nothing, when He published the prediction? But, again,
12      V, 9    |  Hezekiah. We on our side have published Gospels (to the credibility