Book, Chapter

 1        1, III   |      history, of Pythagoras. The followers of the latter, indeed, for
 2        1, XXIV  |   so-called magic is not, as the followers of Epicurus and Aristotle
 3        1, XXX   |        as a robber, who arms his followers against men; nor as a rich
 4        1, L     |          gathered a multitude of followers, give out that the Son of
 5        1, LVII  |          whose death his deluded followers were completely dispersed.
 6        1, LVII  |         I suppose, thirty of his followers in the entire world, and
 7        2, XII   |   neither was Pythagoras nor his followers, on that account, weak in
 8        2, XVII  |          point of dying with his followers at Thermopylae, did not
 9        2, XXVII |    altered the Gospel, save the. followers of Marcion, and those of
10        2, XLIII |          of the multitude of His followers; but also, that when He
11        2, LIV   |       you induced (to become his followers)? Was it because he foretold
12        3, VII   |     Jewish state, and became His followers;" for neither Celsus nor
13        3, X     |          within them, became His followers along with their parents.
14        3, XXII  |       after His death by His own followers;" and he brings against
15        3, XXVIII|       disciples desired that His followers should believe not merely
16        4, LXXXI |        have a sovereign, who has followers and attendants; and there
17        5, VII   |    calling it the First God, the followers of Plato the Second, and
18        5, XLVII |     thing again according to the followers of Plato, who hold that
19        5, XLIX  |         as we are concerned, the followers of Pythagoras, who abstain
20        5, LXI   |          think he here means the followers of Valentinus,--yet what
21        5, LXIII |      sects. We, however, who are followers of the word of Jesus, and
22        6, VIII  |         are several other of the followers of Plato who, in their lives
23        6, XI    |       Son of God, he to whom his followers bore testimony to that effect
24        6, XI    |        gain over to himself many followers, Simon freed his disciples
25        6, XI    | beginning of their existence the followers of Simon were not exposed
26        6, XXXV  |          referred by some of the followers of Valentinus to the being
27        6, LXIII |     learning the precept, "Be ye followers of God," receives into his
28        6, LXXIV |          against Marcion and his followers,--he distinctly asks, "How
29        7, III   |      From Epicurus also, and his followers, we could quote passages
30        7, LXIII |         committing adultery, the followers of Epicurus do so too, as
31        7, LXVI  | Peripatetic philosophers and the followers of Epicurus and Democritus.
32        8, XVI   |     could be charged against the followers of Jesus their Lord, who
33        8, XLV   |         were not believed by the followers of Democritus, Epicurus,
34        8, XLIX  |         the absurd errors of the followers of Zeno and Chrysippus.~
35        8, LVI   |          serve, and desire to be followers of Christ, who, when the
36        8, LXVII |         and ceremonies for their followers, and who wished her name