Chapter

1 7 |        dwell any longer on this point, as if it were not the very
2 8 |        mind heresy, when in any point it mimics the truth. The
3 17|          but are not. As to the point maintained by them, that
4 24|     known? for this is the sole point of discussion. Was it as
5 24|      emphatically dwell on this point, if it Were not to clear
6 27|  refutation awaits them on this point of their heresy. See, say
7 27| incarnate; and this must be the point of our inquiry: How the