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 1 Text    |       that He is in heaven. And Marcion, though he introduced a '
 2 Text    |        the blasphemies [of] the Marcion[ites]—it is [the books of]
 3 Text    |       them.6 ~The followers [of Marcion] therefore name our God '
 4 Text    |    caves. ~The followers (?) of Marcion say concerning each of these
 5 Text    |      even over the followers of Marcion. And if they say that an
 6 Text    | possessions of the followers of Marcion, who causes them to grow ?
 7 Text    |        towards the followers of Marcion [P. 56.] and moreover towards
 8 Text    |         how do the followers of Marcion say that (only) in recent
 9 Text    |        Thou seest, therefore, O Marcion, that if in the midst of
10 Text    |        But if the associates of Marcion, whom we have left behind (
11 Text    |         the dust—acknowledge, O Marcion, the justice of Him who
12 Text    |        none beside Me ! ~But if Marcion says that the sole reason
13 Text    |        whence hast thou this, O Marcion ? [1.38.] Perhaps he says
14 Text    |      David's Son, let him (i.e. Marcion) explain to us which was
15 Text    |  fragments) of the followers of Marcion are gathered together they
16 Text    |        Son, as the followers of Marcion erroneously assert. But
17 Text    |             P.75] [See] also, O Marcion, that [these] two Gods,
18 Text    |         every respect ? ~But if Marcion still persists in cavilling,
19 Text(26)|     Epiphanius (Haer. 324) says Marcion read this 'corruptly' (parhllagme/
20 Text    |       into the perverse tale of Marcion, this pact that Moses, etc.,