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 1 6 |          duty) of avoiding false doctrines, he sharply condemns heresies.
 2 6 |      practical effects are false doctrines, called in Greek heresies,
 3 7 |       PHILOSOPHY.~These are "the doctrines" of men and "of demons"
 4 21|  apostles, and whether all other doctrines do not ipso facto proceed
 5 25|   nothing, and preached not any (doctrines) which contradicted one
 6 30|      abroad the poisons of their doctrines. Afterwards, it is true,
 7 31|      described the difference of doctrines, since in other passages
 8 33|      this, I add a review of the doctrines themselves, which, existing
 9 34|      different kinds of spurious doctrines, which (as we are informed
10 34|    succeed, by the poison of his doctrines, in doing himself what the
11 44| concerning depraved and perverse doctrines assailing them, or about