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Introduction, by the American Editor.

[3618] Posteritati falsariorum præscribentem.

[3619] [Mark the authority of churches. He uses the plural—quod ab omnibus.]

Chapter VI.—Marcion’s Object in Adulterating the Gospel. No Difference Between the Christ of the Creator and the Christ of the Gospel. No Rival Christ Admissible. The Connection of the True Christ with the Dispensation of the Old Testament Asserted.

[3620] Certe, for certo.

[3621] Propterea.

[3622] Conveniemus.

[3623] Sic habebit.

[3624] This seems to be the sense of the words, “sub illa utique conditione quæ ex utraque parte condicta sit.”

[3625] Scindit.

[3626] That is, between what is severe and judicial and punitive on one side, that is, the Creator’s; and what is mild, merciful, and forgiving, on the other, that is, the Redeemer’s side (Rigalt.).

[3627] Præscriptio.

[3628] Defigimus.

[3629] Creatoris pronunciandum.

[3630] Adjuverit.

[3631] Repræsentaverit.

[3632] Restauraverit virtutes ejus.

[3633] Sententias reformaverit.

Chapter VII.—Marcion Rejected the Preceding Portion of St. Luke’s Gospel. Therefore This Review Opens with an Examination of the Case of the Evil Spirit in the Synagogue of Capernaum. He Whom the Demon Acknowledged Was the Creator’s Christ.

[3634] Luke 3.1; 4.31.

[3635] Utique.

[3636] Ecquid ordinis.

[3637] See above, book i. chap. xxiii. [Comp. i. cap. xix.]

[3638] This is here the force of viderit, our author’s very favourite idiom.

 

 

 

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