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Anti-Marcion
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Introduction, by the American Editor.
[3143] Proluserim.
[3144] [An important principle, see Kaye, p. 325.]
[3145] Familiare.
[3146] Expunctum.
[3147] Isa. 50.6, slightly altered.
[3149] Ex. iii. 8, 17; Deut. xxvi. 9, 15.
[3150] Isa. xli. 18, 19, inexactly quoted.
[3151] Relaturus.
[3152] Hæreticorum apostolus. We have already referred to Marcion’s acceptance of St. Paul’s epistles. It has been suggested that Tertullian in the text uses hæreticorum apostolus as synonymous with ethnicorum apostolus="apostle of the Gentiles,” in which case allusion to St. Paul would of course be equally clear. But this interpretation is unnecessary.
[3154] 1 Cor. x. 4; compare below, book v., chap. vii.
[3157] “Remember, O reader.”
[3158] Constitisse.
[3159] Sociari cum.
[3160] Marcion.
[3161] The model of wise naval legislation, much of which found its way into the Roman pandects.
[3162] Symbol of barbarism and ignorance—a heavy joke against the once seafaring heretic.
[3163] Ignoratus, “rejected of men.”
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