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 1 2 |            before any of the older heretics, much more before Praxeas,
 2 2 |       reviewing (the statements of heretics), with a view to the instruction
 3 10| extinguished Praxeas and all other heretics at once; it does not follow,
 4 10|           should be both kites and heretics; it was necessary also that
 5 13|          gods and lords, as sundry heretics do, who hold more gods than
 6 16|  weaknesses and imperfections) the heretics lay hold of (in their assumptions)
 7 16|          than the angels." But the heretics, you may be sure, will not
 8 18|             even on account of our heretics also, who fabricate idols
 9 19|     against the conjectures of the heretics, who maintain that the world
10 19|        alone, how is it that these heretics assume their position so
11 19|            if we are to follow the heretics), the Gospel itself will
12 20|            on the principle of all heretics. For, inasmuch as only a
13 29|        suffering with the Son. The heretics, indeed, fearing to incur