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 1      I, 18|   the world, more easily to fashion for itself gods, than to
 2      I, 27| indeed are loved after this fashion, but they are not feared.
 3     II, 10|    the angel good after the fashion of His good works. Indeed,
 4     II, 22|     ornament in the figured fashion of the ark; adapted to ornamentation
 5     IV, 4 |    enable them out of it to fashion their Christ, surely he
 6     IV, 11|  suddenly, John! After this fashion occur all things in Marcion'
 7      V, 20|    A SERVANT, LIKENESS, AND FASHION OF A MAN NO SANCTION OF
 8      V, 20|    a man, "and was found in fashion as a man," not in his substance,
 9      V, 20|  both form and likeness and fashion. It is well for us that
10      V, 20|     excluded, if image (or "fashion") and likeness and form
11      V, 20|   Son of the Father, in His fashion and image, He has been already
12      V, 20|   Son of man, "found in the fashion "and image" of a man." For