Does Irenaeus in III.14, 3 - 4 Identify the Passages He Says Marcion "Cut" from Luke?

 

Passage (Irenaeus list)	Luke reference	Explicit recognition as in Marcion’s Gospel	Verse-level engagement without explicit recognition	Notes
Generation of John / Zacharias / infancy narratives	Luke 1	❌	❌	Structurally absent; Marcion’s Gospel begins later.
Angel to Mary, Elisabeth, shepherds, Anna & Simeon	Luke 1–2	❌	❌	Infancy material excluded.
Jesus at age 12 in temple	Luke 2:41–52	❌	❌	No attestation.
Baptism of John	Luke 3	❌	❌	John appears later; baptism framework not confirmed.
Baptism of Jesus	Luke 3:21–22	❌	❌	No explicit evidence in Marcion’s Gospel.
Fifteenth year of Tiberius	Luke 3:1	⚠️ IMPLIED structural marker	—	Chronological starting point but not explicit narrative discussion.
Woes to rich/full/laughing	Luke 6:24–26	✅ YES	—	Explicitly treated as shared teaching.
Miraculous catch of fish	Luke 5:1–11	❌	❌	No clear attestation.
Bent woman healed on Sabbath	Luke 13:10–17	✅ YES	—	Treated as shared narrative.
Man with dropsy	Luke 14:1–6	✅ YES	—	Explicit Sabbath polemic.
Banquet humility teaching	Luke 14:7–11	⚠️ IMPLIED	YES	Embedded in banquet discussion.
Invite poor to banquet	Luke 14:12–14	⚠️ IMPLIED	YES	Contextual inclusion.
Friend at midnight	Luke 11:5–8	❌	❌	No reference in Adversus Marcionem.
Sinful woman anointing	Luke 7:36–50	❌	❌	Not discussed.
Rich fool storing goods	Luke 12:16–21	❌	❌	Not referenced.
Rich man & Lazarus	Luke 16:19–31	❌ explicit	⚠️ YES (doctrinal discussion)	Characters effectively anonymous; Tertullian debates interpretation but never explicitly confirms presence in Marcion’s Gospel.
“Increase our faith”	Luke 17:5–6	❌	❌	Not attested.
Zacchaeus	Luke 19:1–10	❌ explicit	⚠️ YES (superficial)	Brief thematic allusion only.
Pharisee & Publican	Luke 18:9–14	❌	❌	No attestation.
Ten lepers	Luke 17:11–19	✅ YES (implicit narrative treatment)	—	Detailed exegesis presumes shared narrative.
Gather poor/blind to banquet	Luke 14:21	⚠️ IMPLIED	YES	Part of banquet context.
Widow & unjust judge	Luke 18:1–8	❌	❌	Not discussed.
Fig tree in vineyard	Luke 13:6–9	❌	❌	No attestation.
Emmaus recognition	Luke 24:13–35	❌	❌	No explicit citation despite usefulness.