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  1     I, prooe|       compare each heresy with the system of each speculator, so as
  2     I, 1    |         first attempted to frame a system of natural philosophy. This
  3     I, 2    |         PHILOSOPHY OF NUMBERS; HIS SYSTEM OF THE TRANSMIGRATION OF
  4     I, 2    |          world sings, and that its system corresponds with harmony,
  5     I, 2    |        from earth and the cosmical system, they maintain that Zaratas
  6     I, 2    |     learned from the Egyptians his system of numbers and measures;
  7     I, 6    |                VI. ANAXIMENES; HIS SYSTEM OF "AN INFINITE AIR;" HIS
  8     I, 8    |                   VIII. ARCHELAUS; SYSTEM AKIN TO THAT OF ANAXAGORAS;
  9     I, 11   |           Babylon, (propounded his system). Now he makes statements
 10     I, 13   |         the middle of the cosmical system is moved round its own centre
 11     I, 16   |    PSYCHOLOGY; HIS ESCHATOLOGY AND SYSTEM OF METEMPSYCHOSIS; HIS ETHICAL
 12     I, 16   |       contend for his upholding) a system of fate, whereas others
 13     I, 16   |      manner formed his speculative system.~
 14     I, 17   |           up from time to time his system of philosophy; but Zeno (
 15     I, 19   |           PRINCIPLE OF HIS ETHICAL SYSTEM.~Epicurus, however, advanced
 16     I, 22   |       DRUIDS; PROGENITORS OF THEIR SYSTEM.~And the Celtic Druids investigated
 17    IV, 1    |                                 I. SYSTEM OF THE ASTROLOGERS; SIDEREAL
 18    IV, 2    |        invalidate also the Peratic system, as a branch growing out
 19    IV, 3    |           comprehended, the entire system of the Chaldeans vanishes
 20    IV, 3    |          How it is, then, that the system of the Chaldeans is unstable,
 21    IV, 8    |      PRODIGIES OF THE ASTROLOGERS; SYSTEM OF THE ASTRONOMERS; CHALDEAN
 22    IV, 11   |          proportionate or harmonic system could be produced. But the
 23    IV, 13   |        those who attempt to form a system of religion out of these (
 24    IV, 14   |                               XIV. SYSTEM OF THE ARITHMETICIANS; PREDICTIONS
 25    IV, 14   |          origin of their attempted system to be as follows. They affirm
 26    IV, 15   |            silent as regards this (system) There are some who ascribe
 27    IV, 27   |          stars, how impotent their system is! For we know that those
 28    IV, 28   |                            XXVIII. SYSTEM OF THE MAGICIANS; INCANTATIONS
 29    IV, 43   |        THEOLOGIES AND COSMOGONIES; SYSTEM OF THE PERSIANS; OF THE
 30    IV, 43   |           THEORY OF NUMBERS; THEIR SYSTEM OF COSMOGONY.~Among all
 31    IV, 46   |            BY THE HERESIARCHS; HIS SYSTEM OF THE DISPOSITION OF THE
 32    IV, 46   |        heresiarchs destitute (of a system); and by proclaiming the
 33    IV, 50   |            striving to construct a system of religion that is widely
 34    IV, 51   |              LI. THE HEBDOMADARII; SYSTEM OF THE ARITHMETICIANS; PRESSED
 35    IV, 51   |          which, according to their system, is formed the perfect number--
 36    IV, 51   |          thence hastily adopting a system for themselves. For Simon
 37     V, 1    |          OF THE NAME NAASSENI; THE SYSTEM OF THE NAASSENI.~I think
 38     V, 1    |         then, and champions of the system, have been first those who
 39     V, 1    |           knowledge. Now, from the system of these (speculators),
 40     V, 1    |             then, according to the system advanced by them, magnify, (
 41     V, 2    |             NAASSENI ASCRIBE THEIR SYSTEM, THROUGH MARIAMNE, TO JAMES
 42     V, 3    |     NAASSENI PROFESS TO FIND THEIR SYSTEM IN SCRIPTURE; THEIR INTERPRETATION
 43     V, 3    |            LAND; COMPARISON OF THE SYSTEM OF THE PHRYGIANS WITH THE
 44     V, 3    |           which the whole cosmical system is completed; for through
 45     V, 3    |         around the entire cosmical system by his revolutionary motion.
 46     V, 4    |            FURTHER USE MADE OF THE SYSTEM OF THE PHRYGIANS; MODE OF
 47     V, 5    |              V. EXPLANATION OF THE SYSTEM OF THE NAASSENI TAKEN FROM
 48     V, 7    |                           VII. THE SYSTEM OF THE PERATAE; THEIR TRITHEISM;
 49     V, 8    |           THE PERATAE DERIVE THEIR SYSTEM FROM THE ASTROLOGERS; THIS
 50     V, 8    |           however, concerning this system we have minutely explained
 51     V, 8    |       transference (into their own system of opinions from these sources),
 52     V, 9    |                                IX. SYSTEM OF THE PERATAE EXPLAINED
 53     V, 10   |      ASTROLOGY,BUT REALLY THE SAME SYSTEM ALLEGORIZED.~It has been
 54     V, 10   |            observe that the entire system of these (Peratae) consists
 55     V, 11   |            EXODUS OF ISRAEL; THEIR SYSTEM OF "THE SERPENT;" DEDUCED
 56     V, 13   |           have rendered evident (a system that hitherto) has always
 57     V, 14   |                           XIV. THE SYSTEM OF THE SETHIANS; THEIR TRIAD
 58     V, 15   | INTERPRETATION OF SCRIPTURE; THEIR SYSTEM REALLY DERIVED FROM NATURAL
 59     V, 15   |      declare in a few words. Their system, however, is made up (of
 60     V, 15   |           three principles (of our system); or when he states that
 61     V, 15   |          of wickedness. The entire system of their doctrine, however,
 62     V, 18   |                         XVIII. THE SYSTEM OF JUSTINUS ANTISCRIPTURAL
 63     V, 22   |             THE REPERTORY OF THEIR SYSTEM.~Hence also, in the first
 64     V, 22   |     explanation of their legendary system (to be contained). Beloved,
 65     V, 23   |        HERESIES DEDUCIBLE FROM THE SYSTEM OF JUSTINUS.~Since, then,
 66     V, 23   |       explained the attempts (at a system) of the pseudo-gnostic Justinus,
 67    VI, 2    |          inasmuch as his legendary system does not present any wide
 68    VI, 4    |  HERACLITUS AND ARISTOTLE; SIMON'S SYSTEM OF SENSIBLE AND INTELLIGIBLE
 69    VI, 5    |        SCRIPTURE IN SUPPORT OF HIS SYSTEM.~And this, he says, is what
 70    VI, 6    |                        VI. SIMON'S SYSTEM EXPOUNDED IN THE WORK, GREAT
 71    VI, 7    |                       VII. SIMON'S SYSTEM OF A THREEFOLD EMANATION
 72    VI, 14   |          XIV. SIMON INTERPRETS HIS SYSTEM BY THE MYTHOLOGICAL REPRESENTATION
 73    VI, 15   |          constitutes the legendary system advanced by Simon, and from
 74    VI, 17   |            Solon taught his entire system concerning the generation
 75    VI, 18   |                 XVIII. PYTHAGORAS' SYSTEM OF NUMBERS.~Pythagoras,
 76    VI, 20   |            and Love. Now, in their system, Love forms the world incorruptible (
 77    VI, 20   |            it thus constitutes one system. They will not therefore
 78    VI, 21   |         when (the soul) may form a system of speculation thrice in
 79    VI, 23   |             PYTHAGORAS' ASTRONOMIC SYSTEM.~These, then, and such like
 80    VI, 23   |            truths. The Pythagorean system, however, lays down that
 81    VI, 24   |          and Plato. And from this (system), not from the Gospels,
 82    VI, 24   |          doctrine the arithmetical system. For, likewise, according
 83    VI, 25   |          FOUNDATION OF VALENTINUS' SYSTEM OF THE EMANATION OF AEONS.~
 84    VI, 29   |    CONFORMITY WITH THE PYTHAGOREAN SYSTEM OF NUMBERS.~The quaternion,
 85    VI, 29   |            mentioned, their entire system of doctrine (akin to the)
 86    VI, 32   |        further) refutation (of his system). Plato, then, in expounding
 87    VI, 32   |       fundamental principle in his system "the King of all," whom
 88    VI, 33   |                  XXXIII. SECUNDUS' SYSTEM OF AEONS; EPIPHANES; PTOLEMAEUS.~
 89    VI, 34   |                             XXXIV. SYSTEM OF MARCUS; A MERE IMPOSTOR;
 90    VI, 37   |                    XXXVII. MARCUS' SYSTEM EXPLAINED BY IRENAEUS; MARCUS'
 91    VI, 37   |    VALENTINUS REVEALING TO HIM HIS SYSTEM.~For also the blessed presbyter
 92    VI, 38   |                   XXXVIII. MARCUS' SYSTEM OF LETTERS.~But the generic
 93    VI, 42   |                          XLII. HIS SYSTEM APPLIED TO EXPLAIN OUR LORD'
 94    VI, 46   |          And so it was, in Marcus' system, that the man (who appeared)
 95    VI, 47   |                         XLVII. THE SYSTEM OF MARCUS SHOWN TO BE THAT
 96    VI, 50   |           productiveness (in their system), if any one in like manner,
 97   VII, 2    |                            II. THE SYSTEM OF BASILIDES DERIVED FROM
 98   VII, 7    |          out of which the cosmical system derives consistence. And
 99   VII, 7    |          logical necessity) in his system, in order to accord with
100   VII, 7    |   concerning Nature and a cosmical system, and Providence, and God,
101   VII, 8    |       Basilides, first lays down a system in The Categories concerning
102   VII, 8    |         these heretics bring this (system) to light as if it were
103   VII, 10   |           The seed of the cosmical system was generated, he says,
104   VII, 11   |       every object in the cosmical system. And first, he deemed it
105   VII, 15   |        this country) in so great a system of wisdom, (the heretic)
106   VII, 16   |                           XVI. THE SYSTEM OF SATURNILUS.~But one Saturnilus,
107   VII, 17   |           HIS DUALISM; DERIVES HIS SYSTEM FROM EMPEDOCLES; SKETCH
108   VII, 17   |           existing things into one system. And in regard of these (
109   VII, 17   |            the Demiurge. Some such system of philosophy as the foregoing
110   VII, 18   |             the real author of the system) is Empedocles, son of Meto,
111   VII, 19   |              is that which has its system formed out of the theory
112   VII, 19   |           speculator) into his own system of thought, and (out of
113   VII, 21   |                           XXI. THE SYSTEM OF CERINTHUS CONCERNING
114   VII, 26   |        heretics), let us see what (system) also has been invented
115  VIII, 5    |         ACCORDING TO MONOIMUS; HIS SYSTEM OF THE MONAD.~Monoimus the
116  VIII, 8    |             WHERE TO FIND GOD; HIS SYSTEM DERIVED FROM PYTHAGORAS.~
117    IX, 3    |        origin. Such parts of their system its present champions are
118    IX, 4    |              IV. AN ACCOUNT OF THE SYSTEM OF HERACLITUS.~Heraclitus
119    IX, 5    |     anticipate Noetus in framing a system of philosophy, according
120    IX, 6    |           upon to relapse into the system of Cleomenes by this very
121    IX, 7    |             adopting the foregoing system of instruction. And he first
122    IX, 9    |           IX. ELCHASAI DERIVED HIS SYSTEM FROM PYTHAGORAS; PRACTISED
123    IX, 21   |         they do not preserve their system of training after a similar
124    IX, 22   |           THE RESURRECTION'; THEIR SYSTEM A SUGGESTIVE ONE.~Now the
125    IX, 22   |     opinions. For the disciplinary system in regard of the Divinity,
126    IX, 25   |           pass over in silence the system of their religion. The doctrine,
127     X, 2    |            some denominating their system Natural, and others Moral,
128     X, 11   |          concerning this heretic's system. This female principle,
129     X, 25   |        appropriated parts of their system from all heresies, and procured
130     X, 27   |            we have cultivated this system, not expressing ourselves