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 1      I, 1pref|     maintain this position against heretics, who ought to be refuted
 2      I, 29   |           should have to make many heretics; lest Marcionite parents
 3     II, 2    |            OF GOD THE CREATOR. THE HERETICS PRETENDED TO A KNOWLEDGE
 4     II, 2    |          exception indeed that the heretics, and they alone, know Him
 5     II, 9    |      afflatus; they thus afford to heretics an opportunity of tarnishing
 6     II, 14   |           may get an answer to the heretics. Behold, they say, how He
 7     II, 16   |           has found its way to the heretics an argument of this kind:
 8     II, 20   |          these "saucy cuttles" (of heretics) under the figure of whom
 9     II, 26   | worshippers of idols then, and the heretics of the present day. Therefore
10     II, 27   |          this point; although with heretics too the discussion does
11    III, 5    |          the very apostle whom our heretics adopt, interprets the law
12    III, 6    |        prove. When, therefore, our heretics in their phrenzy presumed
13    III, 9    |            of birth. But for other heretics, also, who maintain that
14    III, 9    |          own minds, and remind the heretics also, that He has promised
15    III, 19   |         the nation. Now should the heretics, in their obstinacy, reject
16     IV, 5    |            we take up arms against heretics for the faith of the gospel,
17     IV, 10   |        this insane position of the heretics, we have here the opportunity
18     IV, 17   |           For in applying to these heretics the figurative words which
19     IV, 19   |          brethren?" In this manner heretics either wrest plain and simple
20     IV, 21   |         way for even the taunts of heretics, declaiming with all the
21     IV, 25   |           and thereby furnished to heretics their arts; and lastly,
22     IV, 25   |         Christ preached! And other heretics, too, prop themselves up
23     IV, 34   |            If so, you have here, O heretics, during your present lifetime,
24     IV, 35   |            within you." And if the heretics, in their audacity, should
25     IV, 37   |            then the opinion of the heretics is shivered to pieces, who
26     IV, 42   |            to the impudence of the heretics, is to admit that what remained
27      V, 5    |          passage particularly, the heretics expend a great deal of their
28      V, 10   |           defence of which against heretics of all sorts we have given
29      V, 11   |          to the Ephesians, but the heretics to the Laodiceans. In it
30      V, 15   |          own be an addition of the heretics. Now, what was there so
31      V, 18   |          so vilely esteemed by the heretics. "But I am speaking," says
32      V, 19   |            this, philosophers, and heretics, and the very heathen, laugh