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501 2| secretly and stealthily, and unknown to that Mother-Virtue),
502 | unto
503 2| powers of this world were unwilling that Christ should suffer,
504 | upon
505 5| decads. So we may grant it useless and idle to recount all
506 6| resurrection of the flesh. He uses, too, one only apostle;
507 5| V. MARCUS AND COLARBASUS.~
508 2| of the advantages he is vaunted to have conferred on mankind;
509 2| even, for the purpose of vengeance, in order that that seed
510 | very
511 6| VI. CERDO, MARCION, LUGAN,
512 8| introduced a heresy which Victorinus was careful to corroborate.
513 2| and had shut from their view the upper regions by self-distension,
514 7| VII. TATIAN, CATAPHRYGIANS,
515 8| VIII. BLASTUS, TWO THEODOTI,
516 3| excluding the gospel and vindicating Judaism.~
517 6| disciple of Marcion. He, too, wading through the same kinds of
518 5| After these there were not wanting a Marcus and a Colarbasus,
519 1| arousing of seditions and wars, yes, and the shedding of
520 4| through the Virgin Mary as water through a pipe, neither
521 2| he had been originated by weaker and mediocre powers, he
522 1| Apocalypse of the Lord with the weightiest authority attaching to a
523 | whereas
524 | whoever
525 7| opinions from his. For he wholly savours of Valentinus; adding
526 | why
527 4| ignorance, the spirits of wickedness and malignity; of his sadness
528 2| through prudence to grow wise, and be able to understand
529 2| say, observing that Christ wished to subvert the truth, betrayed
530 4| whom he calls Horos, to wit, sent to invigorate him,
531 6| and angels; beside Him, withal, another Virtue, which he
532 2| powers, he lay crawling, worm-like. That Aeon, however, out
533 1| fact likewise made them worthy of receiving this very name;
534 6| course of His descent He wove together for Himself a starry
535 5| men run through their ô, x, t through the whole alphabet,
536 4| account of disappointed yearning to see the First-Father
537 | yes