What does Tertullian says obout church history in his book Montanism apologetics?

In his book "Montanism apologetics," Tertullian discusses the history of the Church and the role of the Montanists in preserving the true faith. He argues that the Montanists, who were a group of Christians who believed in the continuation of prophecy and the imminent return of Christ, were the true successors of the apostles and were faithful to the teachings of Jesus.

Tertullian also criticizes the mainstream Church for straying from the teachings of the apostles and for compromising with the Roman authorities. He argues that the Montanists were persecuted and marginalized by the Church because they refused to compromise their beliefs and practices.

Overall, Tertullian presents the Montanists as a faithful and persecuted minority within the Church who were committed to preserving the true faith and resisting the corruption of the mainstream Church.

Tertullian does not mention church history in his treatise Against Marcion, which is apologetics for Montanism.