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 1      I, 16| EXISTENCE OF TWO GODS FROM THE ANTITHESIS BETWEEN THINGS VISIBLE AND
 2      I, 20|        MARCION, JUSTIFYING HIS ANTITHESIS BETWEEN THE LAW AND THE
 3     II, 29|       severity. How ever, the "antithesis" (or variety of administration)
 4     IV, 9 |     Even Marcion finds here an antithesis: how that Elisha indeed
 5     IV, 23|      been mocked by them. This antithesis is impudent enough, since
 6     IV, 34|       S ATTEMPT TO DISCOVER AN ANTITHESIS IN THE PARABLE OF THE RICH
 7     IV, 36|      TO THE CREATOR, MARCION'S ANTITHESIS BETWEEN DAVID AND CHRIST
 8     IV, 36|     remain blind, falling into Antithesis after Antithesis, which
 9     IV, 36|  falling into Antithesis after Antithesis, which mutually destroy
10     IV, 36|       David so acted, that the Antithesis must lose its point by its
11      V, 20|       SANCTION OF DOCETISM. NO ANTITHESIS (SUCH AS MARCION ALLEGED)