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Introduction, by the American Editor.

[2549] Aura canicularis.

[2550] Primum processit.

[2551] Utriusque instrumenti.

[2552] Innotuit.

Chapter XX.—Marcion, Justifying His Antithesis Between the Law and the Gospel by the Contention of St. Paul with St. Peter, Shown to Have Mistaken St. Paul’s Position and Argument. Marcion’s Doctrine Confuted Out of St. Paul’s Teaching, Which Agrees Wholly with the Creator’s Decrees.

[2553] Tertullian’s indignant reply.

[2554] Passivum scilicet convictum.

[2555] Prædicationis. [Largely ad hominem, this argument.]

[2556] Et alibi.

[2557] 1 Cor. xv. 11.

[2558] See Gal. 1.6-7; 2.4.

[2559] Isa. xliii. 19.

[2560] This quotation, however, is from Jer. xxxi. 32.

[2561] Jer. iv. 4.

[2562] Hos. ii. 11.

[2563] Slightly altered from Isa. i. 13, 14.

Chapter XXI.—St. Paul Preached No New God, When He Announced the Repeal of Some of God’s Ancient Ordinances. Never Any Hesitation About Belief in the Creator, as the God Whom Christ Revealed, Until Marcion’s Heresy.

[2564] Nihil præscribit de.

[2565] i.e., “the old God,” as he has just called Him.

[2566] Concessare debebat.

[2567] Ps. ii. 3, 1, 2.

[2568] Æmulum.

[2569] Derogaretur.

 

 

 

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