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 1      I, 5     |        the use or advantage in supposing two supreme beings, two
 2      I, 11    |       worthy of a God, why he, supposing him to exist, created nothing;
 3    III, 14    |    confirmation, when, on your supposing that Christ is in any passage
 4     IV, 7     |        about Him), and for not supposing that of Him which he knew
 5     IV, 18    |     expect to come? For he was supposing, as all men then thought,
 6     IV, 19    | perfect garb of human quality? supposing Him rather to be a prophet,
 7     IV, 24    |        TESTAMENT. ABSURDITY OF SUPPOSING THAT MARCION'S CHRIST COULD
 8     IV, 33    |        began without, however, supposing that it was by the power
 9     IV, 43conc|        not a phantom nay, were supposing that He was one He says
10     IV, 43conc|        did He upbraid them for supposing Him to be a phantom? But
11      V, 10    |      yet that is no reason for supposing the apostle to say that