Marcion did not argue with the scriptures; he cut them, publishing a gospel with the parts he disliked physically removed. This is the reply — five books against Marcion, and the rest of Tertullian's fights with the heretics of his day, together with the moral writings of his later years. Modern English.
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Contents
The Prescription Against Heretics5 chaptersAgainst Marcion58 chaptersAgainst Hermogenes7 chaptersAgainst the Valentinians4 chaptersOn the Flesh of Christ6 chaptersOn the Resurrection of the Flesh14 chaptersAgainst Praxeas10 chaptersScorpiace: An Antidote for the Scorpion's Sting5 chaptersOn the Pallium2 chaptersOn the Apparel of Women3 chaptersOn the Veiling of Virgins4 chaptersTo His Wife4 chaptersOn Exhortation to Chastity2 chaptersOn Monogamy4 chaptersOn Modesty8 chaptersOn Fasting4 chaptersOn Flight in Persecution3 chapters