novimus esse patrem scelerum, sed novimusipsum haudquaquam tamen esse Deum, quin immogehennae mancipium, Stygio qui sit damnandus Averno, Marcionita Deus, tristis, ferus, insidiator, vertice sublimis, cinctum cui nubibus atris anguiferum caput et fumo stipatur et igni, liventes oculos subfundit felle perusto invidia inpatiens iustorum gaudia ferre.
We know there is a father of sin, but we know he is no God for all that, but rather the bond-slave of hell, who shall be condemned to Stygian Avernus'Marcions God, harsh, cruel, treacherous, holding high his snake-wreathed head girt about with black clouds and encompassed with smoke and fire, while envy that cannot endure the joys of the righteous stains his spiteful eyes with burning gall.
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