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 1 arg|                THE ARGUMENT.~THE HERETICS AGAINST WHOM THIS WORK IS
 2 2  |       PAGAN PHILOSOPHERS AND THE HERETICS ON THIS DOCTRINE. ITS FUNDAMENTAL
 3 2  |     affirm that controversy with heretics should in most cases be
 4 2  | determined. Hence it is that the heretics, from their conscious weakness,
 5 2  |         In respect, then, of the heretics, we have shown with what
 6 2  |       safety; for nearly all the heretics, in whatever way they conceive
 7 3  |       THE CHRISTIAN MYSTERY. THE HERETICS PERVERSELY PRONE TO FOLLOW
 8 3  |      Take away, indeed, from the heretics the wisdom which they share
 9 4  |                 IV. HEATHENS AND HERETICS ALIKE IN THEIR VILIFICATION
10 4  |      SUBSTANCE.~Hence it is that heretics start at once from this
11 4  |      whether they be heathens or heretics.~
12 5  |  repulsed by our own eulogy. The heretics, therefore, challenged us
13 16 |                         XVI. THE HERETICS CALLED THE FLESH "THE VESSEL
14 18 |        after the conceits of the heretics, which arise from infidelity
15 18 |         is sometimes held by the heretics, that the soul is mortal,
16 19 |         SOPHISTICAL SENSE PUT BY HERETICS ON THE PHRASE "RESURRECTION
17 20 |    SCRIPTURES, AS ALLEGED BY THE HERETICS.~Now, to upset all conceits
18 24 |        the entertainments of the heretics? For, allowing that the
19 25 |          then, and thus what the heretics pretend about a resurrection
20 36 |     affirming against the Jewish heretics what is now encountering
21 37 |       ignorance of God (whom our heretics, forsooth, foolishly insist
22 47 |     sunbeam is understood by our heretics, who shun the light of Scripture: "
23 61 |        be mentioned, seeing that heretics single out what parts of