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  1     V, 1 |           one man simultaneously--Jesus, who was born of Mary. And
  2     V, 1 |        habit of speaking (through Jesus) at the same time together,
  3     V, 2 |           is with them the body,--Jesus drove back, and made it
  4     V, 3 |         those fair nuptials which Jesus changing made into wine.
  5     V, 3 |       beginning of miracles which Jesus performed in Cana of Galilee,
  6     V, 3 |         account of this, he says, Jesus uses the words, "I am the
  7     V, 3 |           This, he says, is what (Jesus) asserts: "Throw not that
  8     V, 4 |   ALLEGORY APPLIED TO THE LIFE OF JESUS.~The Phrygians, however,
  9     V, 4 |        gate, which is the blessed Jesus. And of all men, we Christians
 10     V, 5 |      treads the maze of ills.~But Jesus said, Father, behold,~A
 11     V, 12|           hither. When, however, (Jesus) remarks, "Your father is
 12     V, 21|      coming to Nazareth, he found Jesus, son of Joseph and Mary,
 13     V, 21|       forth an effort, therefore, Jesus, Son of man, not to be allured,
 14     V, 21|            Father of us all." And Jesus was obedient unto the angel,
 15     V, 21|         to entice this one also. (Jesus, however, was not disposed
 16     V, 21|         and the earthly man. But (Jesus) himself commending his
 17    VI, 4 |        come,) was not Simon. But (Jesus) was man, offspring of the
 18    VI, 14|         have been redeemed. "And (Jesus), by having redeemed Helen
 19    VI, 14|    improperly managed the world, (Jesus Christ) being transformed,
 20    VI, 14|      things). And so (it was that Jesus) appeared as man, when in
 21    VI, 14|          And (Simon alleges) that Jesus tolerated being styled by
 22    VI, 27|   EXPLANATION OF THE EXISTENCE OF JESUS; POWER OF JESUS OVER HUMANITY.~
 23    VI, 27|      EXISTENCE OF JESUS; POWER OF JESUS OVER HUMANITY.~After, then,
 24    VI, 27|         was projected, (that is,) Jesus,--for this is his name,--
 25    VI, 29|       Father and Lord of our Lord Jesus Christ, that God would grant
 26    VI, 30|       EXPLANATION OF THE BIRTH OF JESUS; TWOFOLD DOCTRINE ON THE
 27    VI, 30|         DOCTRINE ON THE NATURE OF JESUS' BODY; OPINION OF THE ITALIANS,
 28    VI, 30|         mysteries should be seen, Jesus was born of Mary the virgin,
 29    VI, 30|          Sophia and the Demiurge. Jesus, however, the new man, (
 30    VI, 30|  Ptolemaeus, say that the body of Jesus was (an) animal (one). And
 31    VI, 31|    rectification. On this account Jesus the Saviour was born of
 32    VI, 40|            XL. THE NAME OF CHRIST JESUS.~But, after uttering these
 33    VI, 40|           and utter, viz., Christ Jesus, and that as soon as she
 34    VI, 40|        ignorant of the power. For Jesus is a remarkable name, having
 35    VI, 44|         expressed name--(that is, Jesus)--of the Saviour consists
 36    VI, 45|                          XLV. WHY JESUS IS CALLED ALPHA.~Now Jesus
 37    VI, 45|        JESUS IS CALLED ALPHA.~Now Jesus possesses this ineffable
 38    VI, 45|        and eighty-eight, which is Jesus; for the name Jesus, according
 39    VI, 45|      which is Jesus; for the name Jesus, according to the number
 40    VI, 45|        and eighty-eight, that is, Jesus, who consists of all numbers.
 41    VI, 46|  concerning the creation of this (Jesus), he expresses himself thus:
 42    VI, 46|           second tetrad fashioned Jesus, who appeared on earth,
 43    VI, 46|        this spirit came down upon Jesus, He was united with Him.
 44    VI, 46|            as) the Father Christ (Jesus). He says that Jesus, therefore,
 45    VI, 46|      Christ (Jesus). He says that Jesus, therefore, is the name
 46   VII, 14|  descended from the Hebdomad upon Jesus the son of Mary, and he
 47   VII, 14|          is transformed, followed Jesus, and hastened upwards, and
 48   VII, 15|        the (Saviour's) star. For (Jesus) Himself was, he says, mentally
 49   VII, 15|           constitutes the gospel. Jesus, however, was born, according
 50   VII, 15|            he says, in order that Jesus might become the first-fruits
 51   VII, 15|   separating process performed by Jesus. (Now this separation) that
 52   VII, 15|      receiving them. And (through Jesus) it ascended towards the
 53   VII, 15|        had been blended together. Jesus, therefore, became the first-fruits
 54   VII, 15|        natures had taken place in Jesus. These, then, are the legends
 55   VII, 16|         however, (maintained that Jesus) was manifested as man in
 56   VII, 19|          this reason, he affirms, Jesus came down unbegotten, in
 57   VII, 20|       WICKED DOCTRINES CONCERNING JESUS CHRIST; PRACTISE MAGICAL
 58   VII, 20|       unbegotten Father; and that Jesus was generated of Joseph,
 59   VII, 20|        asserts) that the soul (of Jesus), inasmuch as it was made
 60   VII, 20|         there was sent down upon (Jesus) by that (God) a power,
 61   VII, 20|       condition with (the soul of Jesus are all the souls) that
 62   VII, 20|           assert that the soul of Jesus, (though,) according to
 63   VII, 20|       says) that on this account (Jesus) received powers whereby,
 64   VII, 20|         themselves to be equal to Jesus Himself, whereas others
 65   VII, 20|         in no respect inferior to Jesus. And (Carpocrates asserts)
 66   VII, 20|       able to become superior to (Jesus, The followers of this heretic)
 67   VII, 21|         all. And he supposed that Jesus was not generated from a
 68   VII, 21|        the rest of men, and that (Jesus) was more just and more
 69   VII, 21|       according to this heretic,) Jesus proceeded to preach the
 70   VII, 21|   ultimately Christ departed from Jesus, and that Jesus suffered
 71   VII, 21|     departed from Jesus, and that Jesus suffered and rose again;
 72   VII, 22|          the law, and saying that Jesus was justified by fulfilling
 73   VII, 22|            the) Christ of God and Jesus, since not one of the rest (
 74   VII, 23|         Theodotus maintains) that Jesus was a (mere) man, born of
 75   VII, 24|         of Theodotus, assert that Jesus is a (mere) man, and that,
 76   VII, 25|        prophets was not Father of Jesus Christ. For (he contends)
 77   VII, 26|      Deity). And (he asserts that Jesus) was not born of a virgin,
 78   VII, 26|          world. But (he held that Jesus) was subsequently crucified
 79   VII, 26|           another. (Though indeed Jesus) might use for the time
 80  VIII, 3 |          THE BAPTISM AND DEATH OF JESUS; WHY HE LIVED FOR THIRTY
 81  VIII, 3 |         constituted as to discern Jesus, who is of a nature (similar
 82  VIII, 3 |         it was the nature of this Jesus) which that only-begotten
 83  VIII, 3 |        the utmost emulation, seek Jesus. Now all these heresies
 84  VIII, 3 |           have their own peculiar Jesus; but he is seen differently
 85  VIII, 3 |          soul) supposes that (the Jesus seen from its particular
 86  VIII, 3 |  particular place) is alone that (Jesus) who is its own peculiar
 87  VIII, 3 |          on first beholding (this Jesus, that soul) recognises Him
 88  VIII, 3 |        not in part, but entirely, Jesus the Saviour. And those,
 89    IX, 6 |          OF ZEPHYRINUS CONCERNING JESUS CHRIST; DISAPPROVAL OF HIPPOLYTUS;
 90    IX, 6 |       know that there is one God, Jesus Christ; nor except Him do
 91     X, 5 |       qualities have retired into Jesus, and that through Him these
 92     X, 10|      Basilidians affirm that upon Jesus, who was born of Mary, came
 93     X, 11| afterwards, in the days of Herod, Jesus was born son of Mary and
 94     X, 11|        Edem plotted against this (Jesus), but could not deceive
 95     X, 11|      crucified. And the spirit of Jesus, (says Justinus,) ascended
 96     X, 12|        the Docetae maintain) that Jesus arrayed Himself in that
 97     X, 17|          things. And he says that JeSus was not born of a virgin,
 98     X, 17|   Cerinthus maintains that, after Jesus' baptism, Christ came down
 99     X, 17|    passion, Christ flew away from Jesus, but that Jesus suffered,
100     X, 17|         away from Jesus, but that Jesus suffered, and that Christ
101     X, 19|          however, maintained that Jesus had not assumed flesh in
102     X, 19|  afterwards Christ descended upon Jesus at His baptism in form of
103     X, 25|        frequently, and was now in Jesus. And, in like manner, these
104     X, 25|         affirm that likewise this Jesus afterwards was continually