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 1     II, 3     |   for us, as we enter on the examination of the known God, when the
 2     II, 6     |     the Creator, without any examination of His purpose. To conclude:
 3    III, 1intro|     most easily proved by an examination of both the apostolic and
 4    III, 1intro|     about to make a separate examination into (the subject of) Christ;
 5    III, 11    | refer all these points to an examination of the gospel; but still,
 6     IV, 1     |                           I. EXAMINATION OF THE ANTITHESES OF MARCION,
 7     IV, 7     |    THIS REVIEW OPENS WITH AN EXAMINATION OF THE CASE OF THE EVIL
 8     IV, 10    |    this be the limit to your examination of the heart, or, at any
 9     IV, 18    |     as we have proved in the examination of each of them it was perverse
10     IV, 43conc| hands and His feet for their examination limbs which consist of bones
11      V, 1intro|      is believed without any examination of its beginning); in short,