Book, Chapter

 1      I, 1pref |         any controversy is to be admitted, I will for the time (lest
 2      I, 3     |          whether two Gods may be admitted, by poetic licence (if they
 3      I, 25    |          felt?), or else to have admitted that he was possessed of
 4     II, 11    |      issuing from Him, the other admitted by Him. But then nature
 5     IV, 7     |         could possibly have been admitted by him, and by him been
 6     IV, 7     |       yet how could He have been admitted into the synagogue one so
 7     IV, 7     | circumcised, that He must not be admitted into their most holy places.
 8     IV, 14    |       word" of blessing which is admitted to be the initiating principle
 9     IV, 26    |           and to find, and to be admitted, is the fruit of labour
10      V, 1intro|          what bill of lading you admitted the Apostle Paul on board,
11      V, 6     |         and seized his goods, is admitted by Marcion to have reference