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 1     I, prooe|      subjection, though, when the doctrine has been simply delivered (
 2     I, prooe|      disposed to suppress correct doctrine. Not even, however, labouring
 3     I, prooe|           has constructed his own doctrine. The undertaking admittedly
 4     I, 2    |        received in succession his doctrine, did not much differ from
 5     I, 2    |          his mode of teaching his doctrine, and could forcibly philosophize
 6     I, 16   |          not admit this to he his doctrine, but will have it that Plato
 7     I, 16   |           pass into vice. And his doctrine on this point is most clear
 8     I, 18   |           LOGIC; FATALISTS; THEIR DOCTRINE OF CONFLAGRATIONS.~The Stoics
 9     I, 18   |     destined. And they accept the doctrine, that there will be a conflagration,
10     I, 23   |     foregoing statements in their doctrine regarding both the nature
11    IV, 2    |          names different from the doctrine of the truth, speak of a
12    IV, 2    |           respecting astrological doctrine to be trustworthy and secure,
13    IV, 8    |         THE ASTRONOMERS; CHALDEAN DOCTRINE OF CIRCLES; DISTANCES OF
14    IV, 10   |        the erratic stars; for the doctrine is thus preserved of the
15    IV, 10   |            would not preserve the doctrine of the formation of the
16    IV, 51   |    coincides with the geometrical doctrine of a point. But of the arithmetical
17     V, 2    |       since the foundation of the doctrine with them is the man Adam,
18     V, 2    |          there in favour of their doctrine, testimony to be drawn from
19     V, 8    |         Peratists), deriving this doctrine from astrologers, act despitefully
20     V, 8    |   entertain, are as follow (Their doctrine is), that from an emanation
21     V, 8    |          of) a square. And (their doctrine is), that as in the same
22     V, 8    |           of truth, proclaim as a doctrine of Christ an insurrection
23     V, 8    | systematized the entire imaginary doctrine of the astrologers concerning
24     V, 10   |      consists of the astrological doctrine.~
25     V, 12   |    statement elucidate the entire doctrine of these persons, it appears
26     V, 12   |          may not happen upon this doctrine, neither will he understand
27     V, 15   |         that Moses confirms their doctrine when he says, "Darkness,
28     V, 15   |        The entire system of their doctrine, however, is (derived) from
29     V, 15   |   mysteries themselves. For their doctrine concerning the womb is also
30     V, 15   |         exists), according to the doctrine of the Sethians, and "phicola"
31     V, 15   |            similar to this is the doctrine of the Sethians, which affirms (
32     V, 17   |   desirous of learning the entire doctrine according to them, let him
33     V, 18   |          not attend to the futile doctrine of the Gentiles. This (heretic)
34     V, 18   |      towards studying the diffuse doctrine of these lectures, they
35     V, 19   |         entire arrangement of his doctrine (springs) out of it.~
36    VI, 1    |        first principles (of their doctrine) from the serpent, and in
37    VI, 13   |                         XIII. HIS DOCTRINE OF EMANATION FURTHER EXPANDED.~
38    VI, 15   |       starting-point (for his own doctrine. This doctrine, in point
39    VI, 15   |        for his own doctrine. This doctrine, in point of fact, was the
40    VI, 16   |        endeavoured to construct a doctrine, (as it were,) peculiarly
41    VI, 17   |    acquainted with no theological doctrine of greater antiquity. In
42    VI, 24   |    fundamental principle of their doctrine the arithmetical system.
43    VI, 24   |        order that the Pythagorean doctrine of Valentinus may be altogether
44    VI, 29   |            their entire system of doctrine (akin to the) arithmetical (
45    VI, 30   |           BIRTH OF JESUS; TWOFOLD DOCTRINE ON THE NATURE OF JESUS'
46    VI, 30   |         dissension. And hence the doctrine of these has become divided:
47    VI, 30   |           become divided: and one doctrine, according to them, is termed
48   VII, 7    |        our evangelical and saving doctrine, what remains, but that,
49   VII, 8    |         as if it were some novel (doctrine), and some secret disclosure
50   VII, 9    |           ADOPTS THE ARISTOTELIAN DOCTRINE OF "NONENTITY."~Since, therefore, "
51   VII, 17   |         EMPEDOCLES; SKETCH OF THE DOCTRINE OF EMPEDOCLES.~But Marcion,
52   VII, 17   |             and) advancing into a doctrine still more unabashed, supposed (
53   VII, 19   |          is, the Good Deity. (His doctrine,) however, was that, independent
54   VII, 22   |                             XXII. DOCTRINE OF THE EBIONAEANS.~The Ebionaeans,
55   VII, 24   |       attempted to establish (the doctrine), that a certain Melchisedec
56   VII, 24   |   Nicolaus) departed from correct doctrine, and was in the habit of
57  VIII, 1    |          acquired stedfastness of doctrine, when it is only in appearance.
58  VIII, 4    |                       IV. DOCETIC DOCTRINE DERIVED FROM THE GREEK SOPHISTS.~
59  VIII, 13   |    certain will depart from sound doctrine, giving heed to seducing
60    IX, 2    |         corroborate the (Noetian) doctrine. At that time, Zephyrinus
61    IX, 4    |        hearken not to me, but the doctrine, it is wise that they acknowledge
62    IX, 7    |       whereas at another into the doctrine of Theodotus. The impostor
63    IX, 8    | HIPPOLYTUS' OPPOSITION TO IT.~The doctrine of this Callistus having
64    IX, 9    |         heretics participate in a doctrine of power. And they teach
65    IX, 12   |          the demonstration of the Doctrine of the Truth, in order that,
66    IX, 22   |           SUGGESTIVE ONE.~Now the doctrine of the resurrection has
67    IX, 25   |     system of their religion. The doctrine, therefore, among all Jews
68     X, 2    |          we shall now exhibit the doctrine concerning the truth in
69     X, 5    |            These are the heads of doctrine advanced by them, as far
70     X, 9    |           however, (to uphold the doctrine,) determines that the flesh
71     X, 23   |      Theodotus, and holds no sure doctrine. These, then, are the opinions
72     X, 27   |        men, become adepts in this doctrine, and learn from us, who
73     X, 28   |                       XXVIII. THE DOCTRINE OF THE TRUTH.~The first
74     X, 29   |                         XXIX. THE DOCTRINE OF THE TRUTH CONTINUED.~
75     X, 30   |         ADDRESS.~Such is the true doctrine in regard of the divine