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 1  Thal(5) |     against Origen, whom our author follows too closely in allegorizing
 2 Theop(63)|    and in Heb. [Does not our author follow the Hebrew here?
 3 Theop    |              Chapter IV.-The Author Goes on with the Interpretation
 4 Theop(83)|             Jer. ii. 32. The author, in quoting from the LXX.,
 5 Thall(5) |             Gen. xv. 9. [Our author has in mind (the triad)
 6 Thall(6) |         Luke xii. 35-38. The author apparently quotes from memory.~
 7 Thall(26)|     of incense, to which the author refers, and which stood
 8 Procil(4)|      nor can I object to our author's ideas here.]~
 9 Procil   |  knowledge, ran aground, the author of evil having led him astray.16
10 Thekla   |      Spirit, since He is the Author of our knowledge of the
11 Thekla   |      out to be the cause and author of human evils. For if He
12 Thekla   |     Therefore God is not the author of unrighteousness.~If that
13  Domn(8) | adopt this conception of our author.] ~
14 Arete(16)|                  Here is our author's conclusive condemnation