Book, Chapter

 1        2, XLII|  conferred benefits upon his adherents. And we, continually seeing
 2        2, XLVI|  manifold greater numbers of adherents?~
 3        3, V   |       they suffered from the adherents of Jesus, who believed in
 4        3, LVI |   children and women who are adherents of our doctrine, whether
 5        3, LVII|    say that we draw away our adherents from good teachers, show
 6        3, LXXX| aSsent to them; but that the adherents of his philosophical system
 7        4, LIV |     philosophers who are the adherents of Zeno of Citium, to have
 8        5, LIII| teaching, as each one of His adherents was capable of receiving
 9        6, XI  |    them had drawn a party of adherents to his side, so that, on
10        6, XXXV|  apart for purification. The adherents of Valentinus, moreover,
11        6, LI  |      statements of their own adherents, and partly from a careful