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 1 1 |                             I. ARGUMENT. NOVATIAN, WITH THE VIEW
 2 2 |                            II. ARGUMENT. GOD IS ABOVE ALl, THINGS,
 3 3 |                           III. ARGUMENT. THAT GOD IS THE FOUNDER
 4 4 |                            IV. ARGUMENT. MOREOVER, HE IS GOOD, ALWAYS
 5 5 |                             V. ARGUMENT. IF WE REGARD THE ANGER,
 6 6 |                            VI. ARGUMENT. AND THAT, ALTHOUGH SCRIPTURE
 7 7 |                           VII. ARGUMENT. MOREOVER, THAT WHEN GOD
 8 8 |                          VIII. ARGUMENT. IT IS THIS GOD, THEREFORE,
 9 9 |                            IX. ARGUMENT. FURTHER, THAT THE SAME
10 10|                             X. ARGUMENT. THAT JESUS CHRIST IS THE
11 11|                            XI. ARGUMENT. AND INDEED THAT CHRIST
12 11|     the divinity; when if this argument from the infirmities of
13 11|      from His infirmities, the argument of divinity in Him gathered
14 12|                           XII. ARGUMENT. THAT CHRIST IS GOD, IS
15 13|                          XIII. ARGUMENT. THAT THE SAME TRUTH IS
16 14|                           XIV. ARGUMENT. THE AUTHOR PROSECUTES THE
17 14|     AUTHOR PROSECUTES THE SAME ARGUMENT.~And yet the heretic still
18 15|                            XV. ARGUMENT. AGAIN HE PROVES FROM THE
19 16|                           XVI. ARGUMENT. AGAIN FROM THE GOSPEL HE
20 17|                          XVII. ARGUMENT. IT IS, MOREOVER, PROVED
21 18|                         XVIII. ARGUMENT. MOREOVER ALSO, FROM THE
22 19|                           XIX. ARGUMENT. THAT GOD ALSO APPEARED
23 20|                            XX. ARGUMENT. IT IS PROVED FROM THE SCRIPTURES
24 21|                           XXI. ARGUMENT. THAT THE SAME DIVINE MAJESTY
25 22|                          XXII. ARGUMENT. THAT THE SAME DIVINE MAJESTY
26 22|       to another branch of the argument, should we pass over that
27 23|                         XXIII. ARGUMENT. AND THIS IS SO MANIFEST,
28 23|    still a great and excellent argument for the divinity of Christ,
29 23| approve; but we quote it as an argument to prove that Christ is
30 24|                          XXIV. ARGUMENT. THAT THESE HAVE THEREFORE
31 25|                           XXV. ARGUMENT. AND THAT IT DOES NOT FOLLOW
32 25|     His nature, this intricate argument of theirs might reasonably
33 26|                          XXVI. ARGUMENT. MOREOVER, AGAINST THE SABELLIANS
34 27|                         XXVII. ARGUMENT. HE SKILFULLY REPLIES TO
35 28|                        XXVIII. ARGUMENT. HE PROVES ALSO THAT THE
36 29|                          XXIX. ARGUMENT. HE NEXT TEACHES US THAT
37 30|                           XXX. ARGUMENT. IN FINE, NOTWITHSTANDING
38 30|       them out in a lengthened argument. For they could be presented
39 30|  fitting veneration and lawful argument, we shall reasonably be
40 31|                          XXXI. ARGUMENT. BUT THAT GOD, THE, SON