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  1     I, 1 |           fell into a well; and a certain maid, by name Thratta, remarked
  2     I, 2 |            laying down as a basis certain numbers and measures, saying
  3     I, 2 |         it opposite the sun for a certain period,--for this immediately
  4     I, 5 |           of existing things is a certain constitution of the Infinite,
  5     I, 5 |      encompassed by air. And that certain atmospheric exhalations
  6     I, 7 |       stars are sun and moon, and certain invisible bodies that are
  7     I, 8 |    inherent immediately in mind a certain mixture; and that the originating
  8     I, 16|           of each, and that after certain definite periods they are
  9     I, 19|        determined that there is a certain habitation of God, denominated "
 10     I, 20|        not to assert anything for certain; for that there is nothing
 11     I, 22|         their foretelling to them certain (events), from calculations
 12    IV, 1 |           But there is of these a certain difference and want of sympathy,
 13    IV, 6 |          of received animals upon certain specified stars, for the
 14    IV, 13|           PYTHAGOREAN PHILOSOPHY.~Certain, adhering partly to these,
 15    IV, 13|         numbers and elements. Now certain (speculators), appropriating
 16    IV, 14|           arranged according to a certain number: for instance, the
 17    IV, 14|       that from some name we take certain roots of it. For instance, (
 18    IV, 28|       instruments (employed); for certain pipes of brass, ten in number, (
 19    IV, 31|          over with the juice of a certain fish called dactylus. And
 20    IV, 35|       present use, they introduce certain vessels of cyanus, and stretch
 21    IV, 35|          But the floor also has a certain concealed aperture, on which
 22    IV, 35|           following. Concealing a certain accomplice in a place which
 23    IV, 44|          this manner, likewise, a certain herb, terminating in this
 24    IV, 45|           nor become the dupes of certain individuals acting as if
 25    IV, 48|         Helice seems to signify a certain circling and revolution
 26    IV, 48|       points. There is likewise a certain other "Small Bear" (Cynosuris),
 27    IV, 48|    therefore, he says, as being a certain divine Logos, has been appointed
 28    IV, 48|          fixed in heaven, being a certain wisdom to those capable
 29    IV, 50|            for the designation of certain stars, thus called them
 30    IV, 51|         measures of hebdomads and certain projections of Aeons, each
 31    IV, 51|        which, careering through a certain blood-vessel like a reed,
 32     V, 1 |      error (in question), through certain expressions devised by the
 33     V, 2 |         there results, he says, a certain mortal soul separated from
 34     V, 2 |   dwellings, placed in front as a certain appointed limit and termination
 35     V, 4 |        its own reflective power a certain incomprehensible magnitude.
 36     V, 7 |          is also unquestionably a certain other (head of the hydra,
 37     V, 7 |       with them, one portion is a certain single originating principle,
 38     V, 7 |           these is, as it were, a certain infinite crowd of potentialities
 39     V, 7 |            in the time of Herod a certain man called Christ, with
 40     V, 8 |          from (the other) world a certain power, and mutual participation (
 41     V, 8 |      exists (according to them) a certain difference and incompatibility
 42     V, 9 |          expedient to set forth a certain one of the books held in
 43     V, 14|          juxtaposition produces a certain motion and energy, which
 44     V, 14|        three principles, ensues a certain great form, a seal of heaven
 45     V, 14|       females, they contain, as a certain womb, in different species,
 46     V, 15|           the representation of a certain aged man, grey-haired, winged,
 47     V, 16|            has been constructed a certain reservoir, supplied with
 48     V, 20|         yet finds in the desert a certain damsel, half of whose form
 49     V, 21|           principles), however, a certain one, is denominated good,
 50     V, 21|        husbands, complying with a certain divine and paternal law
 51    VI, 4 |       there is, (he maintains,) a certain twofold nature of fire;
 52    VI, 11|           there is a sacrifice, a certain savour of the fragrance
 53    VI, 18|           the Pythagoreans have a certain object of adjuration, viz.,~
 54    VI, 19|         accomplish, by means of a certain subtraction and re-calculation,
 55    VI, 19|        that the world, bound by a certain arithmetical and musical
 56    VI, 27|       exists, subject to death, a certain soul which is a sort of
 57    VI, 33|          EPIPHANES; PTOLEMAEUS.~A certain (heretic) Secundus, born
 58    VI, 34|       UPON THE EUCHARISTIC CUP.~A certain other teacher among them,
 59    VI, 34|         his dupes imagined that a certain Grace descended and communicated
 60   VII, 3 |        For one portion of it is a certain genus, and another a certain
 61   VII, 3 |      certain genus, and another a certain species, as that (philosopher)
 62   VII, 3 |       expresses it, and a third a certain individual. What is individual,
 63   VII, 3 |           genus, just as (from) a certain heap, all the species of
 64   VII, 6 |    according to this, we say that certain persons are of such a quality;
 65   VII, 7 |         superficies constitutes a certain fifth substance, and is
 66   VII, 7 |        consistence. And this is a certain fifth Substance, according
 67   VII, 7 |         Aristotle,--as it were, a certain super-mundane essence. And (
 68   VII, 7 | philosophy. For there is extant a certain disquisition, styled A Lecture
 69   VII, 7 |           is also extant by him a certain other peculiar treatise
 70   VII, 7 |          extant by him likewise a certain treatise on ethical subjects,
 71   VII, 10|           the Seed, (and) being a certain imitative (principle), was
 72   VII, 11|           denominated partly in a certain (respect) world, and partly
 73   VII, 11|            world, and partly in a certain (respect) super-mundane (
 74   VII, 11|        world, (who constitutes) a certain (species of) beauty, and
 75   VII, 16|          and) powers; and that by certain angels, seven (in number),
 76   VII, 17|      alleging one of them to be a certain good (principle), but the
 77   VII, 17|    universe). And friendship is a certain peace, and unanimity, and
 78   VII, 17|          by Friendship as being a certain good (power), and (one)
 79   VII, 17|           always and invariably a certain good (power), and intent
 80   VII, 17|          that there is likewise a certain third power which is cognised
 81   VII, 19|          present, in our times, a certain follower of Marcion, (namely)
 82   VII, 20|      dwelling any more in a body. Certain, likewise, of these (heretics)
 83   VII, 21|          CONCERNING CHRIST.~But a certain Cerinthus, himself being
 84   VII, 23|        THEODOTUS.~But there was a certain Theodotus, a native of Byzantium,
 85   VII, 24|         have arisen among them, a certain (heretic), who himself also
 86   VII, 24|  establish (the doctrine), that a certain Melchisedec constitutes
 87   VII, 26|           saying) that there is a certain good Deity, as also Marcion
 88   VII, 26|    himself to the discourses of a certain Philumene as to the revelations
 89  VIII, 3 |         that is,) the Demiurge, a certain extensive delusion of souls.
 90  VIII, 5 |          likewise,) as it were, a certain musical harmony, which comprises
 91  VIII, 6 |         offspring of a woman. And certain very obscure rays of this
 92  VIII, 7 |         man by being severed by a certain stroke. (And this takes
 93  VIII, 9 |          attempted (to establish) certain novel (tenets), and affirmed
 94  VIII, 9 |       affirmed that there existed certain invisible AEons. And he
 95  VIII, 10|           BODY OF OUR LORD.~But a certain Hermogenes, himself also
 96  VIII, 11|           THE QUARTODECIMANS.~And certain other (heretics), contentious
 97  VIII, 12|          wretched women, called a certain Priscilla and Maximilla,
 98  VIII, 13|       introduced ineffectually by certain (heretics), made a statement
 99  VIII, 13|    expressly, In the latter times certain will depart from sound doctrine,
100  VIII, 13|       there have been denominated certain other heresies--I mean those
101    IX, 1 |          in our own day, by which certain ignorant and presumptuous
102    IX, 2 |       tenets of Heraclitus. Now a certain man called Epigonus becomes
103    IX, 7 |          lying to his credit with certain persons. But Carpophorus,
104    IX, 7 |     emancipation to Hyacinthus, a certain eunuch, rather advanced
105    IX, 7 |           having settled on him a certain monthly allowance for food.
106    IX, 8 |        some book, alleging that a certain just man, Elchasai, had
107    IX, 9 |           time) he forcibly rends certain fragments from the aforesaid
108    IX, 9 |          of power. And they teach certain incantations and formularies
109     X, 6 |         portion of the triad is a certain multitude of, as it were,
110     X, 6 |          in the times of Herod, a certain man with a threefold nature,
111     X, 7 |         as a current of wind or a certain gentle breeze which may
112     X, 10|        are not, by casting down a certain seed, as it were a grain
113     X, 10|           and inasmuch as it is a certain imitative nature, it was
114     X, 14|       others, says that there are certain invisible AEons, and that
115     X, 16|          calls "Revelations" of a certain Philumene, whom he considers
116     X, 17|           the first God, but by a certain angelic power. And this
117     X, 20|        regarding Melchisedec as a certain power. But they allege that
118     X, 21| principles of their heresy from a certain Montanus, and Priscilla,
119     X, 22|        have taken occasion from a certain Noetus to put forward their
120     X, 25|         XXV. THE ELCHASAITES.~But certain others, introducing as it