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 1    I, 7 |            he was of the number of demons, he reckoned himself among
 2    I, 7 |      response he also said:--~"The demons who go about the earth and
 3    I, 11|          this effect:--~"Inanimate demons, images of the dead,~Whose
 4   II, 15|       ANGELS, AND THE TWO KINDS OF DEMONS.~When, therefore, the number
 5   II, 15|            came to be two kinds of demons; one of heaven, the other
 6   II, 15|         calls him the ruler of the demons. But grammarians say that
 7   II, 15|           say that they are called demons, as though demoenes, that
 8   II, 15|         poets both know them to be demons, and so describe them. Hesiod
 9   II, 15|           speaks:--~"These are the demons according to the will of
10   II, 15|           this word they translate demons in the Latin language. They
11   II, 15|         wine, and worship the wise demons as gods of the earth, and
12   II, 16|                          XVI. THAT DEMONS HAVE NO POWER OVER THOSE
13   II, 16|          For they think that those demons profit them when they cease
14   II, 16|           confess themselves to be demons, but even utter their own
15   II, 16|           safe from the attacks of demons, but that they are not even
16   II, 16|            truth, affirms that the demons are the enemies and harassers
17   II, 17|          ARTS ARE THE INVENTION OF DEMONS.~These were the inventors
18   II, 17|   pestilence. For the chief of the demons was himself carried thither
19   II, 18|   VENGEANCE OF GOD, THE WORSHIP OF DEMONS, AND FALSE RELIGIONS.~Some
20   IV, 14|          ensared by the deceits of demons, had gone astray, and turned
21   IV, 27|         POWER OF THE CROSS, AND OF DEMONS.~At present it is sufficient
22   IV, 27|         terror this sign is to the demons, he will know who shall
23   IV, 27|            limit to flight all the demons by His word, and restored
24   IV, 27|            instigation of the same demons to whom they had sacrificed,
25   IV, 27| acknowledge the existence of these demons, we have overcome; for this
26   IV, 27|          understands the nature of demons, and understands their subtlety,
27   IV, 27|         existence and malignity of demons, what remains except that
28   IV, 27|        difference between gods and demons? Let them therefore explain
29   IV, 27|        enemies, how is it that the demons do not fear the gods, or
30   IV, 27|           cannot put to flight the demons? Behold, some one excited
31   IV, 27|          power of the gods, if the demons are not subject to their
32   IV, 27|            But, in truth, the same demons, when adjured by the name
33   IV, 27|         esteem to be gods are also demons? Lastly, if there should
34   IV, 27|         ever silent. Therefore the demons, whom they acknowledge to
35   IV, 27|           supreme Jupiter with the demons; and also other poets and
36   IV, 27|         same beings at one time as demons, and at another time as
37   IV, 27|         then confess that they are demons; when they are worshipped,
38   IV, 30|    divisions at the instigation of demons, the truth must be briefly
39   IV, 30|       these, ensnared by frauds of demons, which they ought to have
40    V, 20|          by serving most abandoned demons, whom God has condemned
41    V, 22|           XXII. OF THE RAGE OF THE DEMONS AGAINST CHRISTIANS, AND
42    V, 23|        that the unclean spirits of demons, having received permission,
43  VII, 18|          at the instigation of the demons. For Hystaspes, whom I have
44  VII, 18|           fraud on the part of the demons, viz., that the Son of God