Book, Chapter

1     V, 1 |   they have styled themselves Gnostics, alleging that they alone
2     V, 3 |         these most marvellous Gnostics, inventors of a novel grammatical
3     V, 3 |       unless only the perfect Gnostics. This, he says, is the fair
4     V, 6 | establish, calling themselves Gnostics. But since the error is
5     V, 18|     however, style themselves Gnostics in this peculiar sense,
6   VII, 23| Christ from the school of the Gnostics, and of Cerinthus and Ebion,
7   VII, 24|       are, however, among the Gnostics diversities of opinion;
8     X, 19|      to that advocated by the Gnostics already mentioned, made