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1 1, Pref | have founded philosophical sects, and who have been endowed 2 1, Pref | founders of philosophical sects, (if such titles are to 3 1, X | and of all the different sects, and the reasons for condemning 4 1, XI | been the introducers of sects among the Greeks or Barbarians, 5 1, LXII | are the leaders of certain sects, and consequently the promise 6 1, LXIV | principles of the different sects are those to be cured who 7 3, XII | different ways by the various sects." In reply to which, we 8 3, XIII | Perhaps he had heard of the sects called Ophites and Cainites, 9 4, II | there are certain heretical sects which deny that Christ Jesus 10 4, LXV | different philosophical sects; whereas, according to our 11 5, LXI | philosophy, that the various sects of philosophers differ from 12 5, LXII | any time met with these sects. He makes mention also of 13 5, LXIII | philosophy and medicine sects are to be found warring 14 5, LXIII | be found warring against sects. We, however, who are followers 15 5, LXV | there are certain heretical sects which do not receive the 16 5, LXV | Apostle Paul, as the two sects of Ebionites, and those 17 5, LXV | against the diversity of sects which exist, but does not 18 5, LXV | views prevailing among the sects. He then continues: "Although 19 6, XXIV | the names of the various sects, he was nothing loth to 20 6, LIII | been among the Greeks many sects who differ as to the nature 21 8, XXXVIII| destructive teaching have founded sects among those who are called 22 8, XLV | although perhaps these Grecian sects would have been convinced 23 8, LIII | methods used by different sects of philosophers as criteria