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Introduction, by the American Editor.

[2633] הָאָרָם, homo, from הָאֲרַמָה, humus, the ground; see the Hebrew of Gen. ii. 7.

[2634] Febricitas.

[2635] Offensum, probably in respect of the Marcionite treatment of His attributes.

Chapter XXV.—God is Not a Being of Simple Goodness; Other Attributes Belong to Him. Marcion Shows Inconsistency in the Portraiture of His Simply Good and Emotionless God.

[2636] Ingenitam. In chap. xxii. this word seems to be synonymous with naturalem. Comp. book ii. 3, where it has this sense in the phrase “Deo ingenita.”

[2637] Improbam.

[2638] Appendicibus.

[2639] Affectavit.

[2640] Ruminans.

[2641] Judiciarias vires.

[2642] De ceteris motibus.

[2643] Nec necessario.

[2644] Retro.

[2645] Concussibilis.

[2646] Concupiscentiæ.

[2647] (i.e., Marcion’s god.)

[2648] Porro.

[2649] Æmulatione.

[2650] Denique.

[2651] Scilicet.

[2652] Officiales suæ.

[2653] Suis dotibus.

 

 

 

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