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1     I        |                           I. Marcion's teaching; the heavens
2     I        |     the three of them (i.e., Marcion, Mani, and Bardaisan), that
3     I        |  Bardaisan), that is against Marcion in the first place who (
4     I,      2| those things which he (i.e., Marcion) has invented, redound (
5   III,      5|   explanations of Bardaisan, Marcion and Mani as to the original
6   III,      5|  impelled against the Fire.' Marcion said [concerning the . . . ] "
7   III,      5|   whence sprang the cause, O Marcion, which first [made him aware