Chapter

 1 1|      Virtue, that is, the Supreme God; and moreover, (to assert)
 2 1|           phantasmal semblance of God, he had not suffered among
 3 1|        innascible Virtue, that is God, abides in the highest regions,
 4 1|         this world, he places the God of the Jews latest, that
 5 1|         Jews latest, that is, the God of the Law and of the Prophets,
 6 1|            whom he denies to be a God, but affirms to be an angel.
 7 2|          might think him the sole God. These inferior Virtues
 8 2|        believed as if he had been God the Son. He plucked, say
 9 3|          angels; representing the God of the Jews as not the Lord,
10 3|        world to have been made by God, not by angels; and because
11 5|         this: they feign a second God, beside the Creator; they
12 6| prophecies and the Law; renounces God the Creator; maintains that
13 6|           the Son of the superior God; affirms that He was not
14 6|        Marcion. He introduces one God in the infinite upper regions,
15 6|           Moses has written about God is not true, but is false.~
16 8|      asserts that Jesus Christ is God the Father Almighty. Him