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Panarion

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Epiphanius of Salamis, Panarion (the Medicine Chest, 374–377), against eighty heresies: selections on Mary, in Greek from Migne's Patrologia Graeca 42 with a new English translation.

Passages · 3

  • Panarion 78.11 — 11. But let this not become a cause of harm to anyone, and let no one think to find in it a pretext for keeping women called “spiritual sisters” and “beloved”, out of a scheming purpose. For what was done there was…vatican.va
  • Panarion 79.1 — Against the Collyridians, who make offerings to Mary: the fifty-ninth, or seventy-ninth, heresy. 1. Next after this a heresy has come to notice of which we already made brief mention in the one before it, in the…vatican.va
  • Panarion 79.7–8 — Where, then, has this coiling dragon come to us from again? Where do these crooked counsels spring up anew from? Let Mary be held in honour; but let the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit be worshipped. Let no…vatican.va

Scripture cited · 13 verses

Genesis 2:17 · Genesis 3:6 · Proverbs 4:17 · Isaiah 65:11 · Jeremiah 7:18 · Jeremiah 44:1 · Jeremiah 44:17 · Jeremiah 44:18 · Jeremiah 44:19 · Luke 2:35 · John 19:27 · Revelation 12:13 · Revelation 12:14

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