Chapter

1 2 |      such a fashion as this, I suppose you have had, O Marcion,
2 6 |        if it were necessary to suppose that angels derived their
3 6 |       fed on earthly ailments. Suppose that even now a celestial
4 8 |   because they on that account suppose that a sidereal substance
5 9 |        out His blood. These, I suppose, are celestial marks? But
6 12| exercised its own functions. I suppose, too, that it is especially
7 16|    ascribes to us in making us suppose that the very flesh of Christ
8 18|      what can we more suitably suppose that the Word became flesh