Chapter

 1 1intro|     which it exists, in such a way that it is impossible for
 2 2     | contest. In precisely the same way, heresies derive such strength
 3 4     |        not wander out of their way into heresy. For the apostle
 4 7     |     origin of man? and in what way does he come? Besides the
 5 8     |    charge them to "go into the way of the Gentiles." It is
 6 16    |      the contest in some other way, were there not reasons
 7 16    |       he has inhibited in this way, by designating admonition
 8 19    |  should not turn out in such a way as to place both sides on
 9 20    |     they all (spring). In this way all are primitive, and all
10 21    | properly be proved in no other way than by those very churches
11 22    |        dealt with, let us give way for a while to the opposite
12 30    |        treat Him in some other way? Let them prove themselves
13 32    |     Peter. In exactly the same way the other churches likewise
14 32    |    such churches as are in any way connected with apostles,
15 36    |  useless wild-fig. In the same way heresies, too, come from
16 38    |       of teaching in any other way than by having a difference
17 38    |     before there was any other way, before they were interpolated