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 1     I, prooe|           excessive madness of the heretics; who, from the observance
 2     I, 23   |      explained; and from these the heretics, taking occasion, have endeavoured
 3     I, 23   |  magnitudes, to declare these; for heretics likewise, taking occasion
 4    IV, 7    |           notorious knavery of the heretics, let us see what they also
 5    IV, 47   |             XLVII. OPINIONS OF THE HERETICS BORROWED FROM ARATUS.~Aratus
 6    IV, 47   |            revolves in heaven. The heretics, however, wishing by means
 7    IV, 50   |     Employing these accounts, (the heretics) think to deceive as many
 8    IV, 50   |         between the two), that the heretics, astonished at the marvel,
 9    IV, 51   |           conclusions which these (heretics) attempt to deduce from
10    IV, 51   |         first instance liars, then heretics. Since, then, it appears
11     V, 2    |          then, that these impious (heretics) may no longer belie Mariamne
12     V, 2    |          and let us see how these (heretics), collecting together the
13     V, 2    |           And so it is that these (heretics), placing the originative
14     V, 3    |        tumid expressions (of these heretics), CAULACAU, SAULASU, ZEESAR.
15     V, 7    |          secret mysteries of such (heretics). These allege that the
16     V, 8    |         TERMINOLOGY OF THE PERATIC HERETICS.~Let us, then, in the first
17     V, 10   |        rest of the books of these (heretics) contain the same method,
18     V, 10   |            the treatises of these (heretics), finds mention among them
19     V, 12   |      Employing this exemplar, (the heretics) seem to adroitly introduce
20     V, 13   |        opinions propounded by (the heretics) themselves are sufficient
21     V, 22   |         OATH USED BY THE JUSTINIAN HERETICS; THE BOOK OF BARUCH; THE
22     V, 23   |           public example (of these heretics). (And we shall attain our
23    VI, 1    |            secret orgies of these (heretics) which one may fairly style
24    VI, 9    |     therefore, according to these (heretics), there ensued some such
25    VI, 23   |  Pythagoreans put forward; and the heretics, imitating these, are supposed
26    VI, 24   |            entire school of these (heretics), as disciples of Pythagoras
27    VI, 31   |     INCARNATION.~Let, then, those (heretics) pursue these inquiries
28    VI, 31   |     therefore, according to these (heretics), three Christs: (the first
29    VI, 32   |         Flesh, according to these (heretics), is matter which is suspended
30    VI, 36   |       guilty of disparaging these (heretics). For this does not come
31    VI, 36   |        prove from what source (the heretics) have derived the standing-point
32    VI, 47   |        have been derived (by these heretics) from Pythagoras concerning
33    VI, 50   |     refuted the opinions of these (heretics). And to him we are indebted
34    VI, 50   |   succeeded in) proving that these heretics, appropriating these opinions
35   VII, 1    |      perceive the doctrines of the heretics to be like unto the ocean
36   VII, 1    |          through the tenets of the heretics, not even listening to (
37   VII, 8    |          the entire band of these (heretics), not only absolutely belies
38   VII, 8    |        homonymous words. And these heretics bring this (system) to light
39   VII, 9    |            clear what it is those (heretics) affirm, (I shall mention
40   VII, 10   |    subsequent development), those (heretics) assert, (to quote Basilides'
41   VII, 11   |            is, according to these (heretics), what is denominated the
42   VII, 13   |     therefore, according to these (heretics), the entire world and super-mundane
43   VII, 14   |          exist, according to these heretics, creatures infinite (in
44   VII, 15   |          born, according to these (heretics), as we have already declared.
45   VII, 17   |           more frantic than these (heretics), omitting the majority
46   VII, 20   |         that are in it. (Now these heretics) have themselves been sent
47   VII, 20   |            the doctrines of those (heretics), and thinking that all
48   VII, 20   |           all the tenets of those (heretics), may speak hurtfully of
49   VII, 20   |          they, (according to these heretics,) no longer undergo metempsychosis. (
50   VII, 20   |       Certain, likewise, of these (heretics) brand their own disciples
51   VII, 24   |          silly doctrines of these (heretics), inasmuch as they are (
52   VII, 24   |            Now, even those (of the heretics) who are of a more serious
53   VII, 25   |            like manner from these (heretics) and Simon, affirms that
54   VII, 26   |            advanced by any (of the heretics), let us see what (system)
55  VIII, 1    |       Since the great body of (the heretics) do not employ the counsel
56  VIII, 1    |           accomplished by us, the (heretics), being of themselves ashamed,
57  VIII, 1    |            of the majority (of the heretics) in the seven books before
58  VIII, 2    |            A FIERY GOD.~And these (heretics) suppose that this is what
59  VIII, 8    |           be from thyself." Those (heretics), then, (have made) these (
60  VIII, 8    |      assertions advanced by these (heretics) evidently derive their
61  VIII, 8    |            the rest also (of these heretics) devise, in their desire
62  VIII, 11   | QUARTODECIMANS.~And certain other (heretics), contentious by nature, (
63  VIII, 12   |  statements made concerning these (heretics) are sufficient when we
64  VIII, 13   |          ineffectually by certain (heretics), made a statement thus: "
65    IX, 2    |       explain. The school of these heretics during the succession of
66    IX, 9    |            led to suppose that the heretics participate in a doctrine
67    IX, 9    |            such practices of these heretics. Having then sufficiently
68    IX, 26   |        allegations advanced by the heretics. And from these very explanations
69    IX, 26   |            the condemnation of the heretics is obvious, for having either
70     X, 1    |          forward by the Greeks and heretics, we have decided it not
71     X, 7    |    offspring of Himself. And these heretics affirm that the Son, on
72     X, 21   |           error in common with the heretics previously alluded to, and
73     X, 25   |         And, in like manner, these heretics maintain that at one time
74     X, 30   |           promises of plagiarizing heretics, but to the venerable simplicity