Book, Chapter

 1     I, 8 |       cities, and the rest. And he asserts that mind is innate in all
 2     I, 10|      vacuum to be elements. And he asserts that worlds are produced
 3     I, 12|            filtered through earth, asserts that it is on account of
 4     I, 16|           Some maintain that Plato asserts the Deity to be one, ingenerable
 5     I, 16|     antagonistic to each other. He asserts that fate exists; not, to
 6     I, 16|        others one of free-will. He asserts, however, that sins are
 7     I, 17| classification of good things, and asserts that the wise man is not
 8     I, 23|    PHILOSOPHY.~But Hesiod the poet asserts himself also that he thus
 9    IV, 8 |          from east to west. And he asserts that this motion was allowed
10    IV, 8 |       distances from earth. And he asserts that the motion in six parts
11    IV, 49|            to discern them. For he asserts that Cepheus is Adam, Cassiepea
12     V, 2 |    discourses which (the Naassene) asserts James the brother of the
13     V, 2 |        earthly and clayish. And he asserts that the twittering spirits
14     V, 2 |         gods takes place. This, he asserts, is that which has been
15     V, 3 |           he says, is what (Jesus) asserts: "Throw not that which is
16     V, 20|         HERCULES.~Herodotus, then, asserts that Hercules, when driving
17    VI, 4 |         following): For when Moses asserts that "God is a burning and
18    VI, 4 |        root of all things." And he asserts that this man who is born
19    VI, 15|           see what also Valentinus asserts.~
20    VI, 18|     incorporeal (essences). For he asserts that an element and principle
21    VI, 19|            numbers; so likewise he asserts that the world, bound by
22    VI, 25|             he says, is what Moses asserts: "The earth was invisible,
23    VI, 37|      attempts with this (heretic), asserts that the Telrad came to
24    VI, 41|            to Anonomastus. And (he asserts) that these are conveyed
25    VI, 42|          became the sixth. And (he asserts) that He (likewise) descended
26    VI, 42|          on the sixth day. And (he asserts) that the dispensation of
27   VII, 12|          and completion, Aristotle asserts to be an entelecheia of
28   VII, 16|            Menander (advanced). He asserts that there is one Father,
29   VII, 16|        have vitality. (Saturnilus) asserts that this scintillation
30   VII, 17|         these (causes), Empedocles asserts that they are two immortal
31   VII, 17|         the intelligible world. He asserts that those are exiles, and
32   VII, 17|           irksome ways of life"~He asserts the irksome ways to be the
33   VII, 17|       sorts of animal food. For he asserts that the bodies of animals
34   VII, 17|          of Friendship. Empedocles asserts that this is the greatest
35   VII, 17|           as I stated, (Empedocles asserts) that there are four perishable
36   VII, 17|            and Friendship. And (he asserts) that Discord always is
37   VII, 19|         Empedocles. For Empedocles asserts that the world is managed
38   VII, 19|   cognisable by intellect. And (he asserts) that these are the two
39   VII, 20|            race). And (Carpocrates asserts) that the soul (of Jesus),
40   VII, 20|            Jesus. And (Carpocrates asserts) that the souls of these
41   VII, 26|         that good (Deity). And (he asserts that Jesus) was not born
42  VIII, 7 |           until one-and-twenty, he asserts that there is an Hebdomad
43  VIII, 9 |         similarly with Marcion, he asserts that marriage is destruction.
44  VIII, 10|          disorderly manner. And he asserts that what was (thus) subdued
45  VIII, 10|     denominated chaotic matter. He asserts that this constitutes the
46    IX, 4 |        king of all things, he thus asserts: "A sporting child, playing
47    IX, 4 |           and invisible to men, he asserts in these words: "An obscure
48    IX, 4 |          discovered, is better, he asserts in these words: "Whatever
49    IX, 5 |  pernicious." And, confessedly, he asserts that what is immortal is
50    IX, 5 |      everlasting fire. But he also asserts that this fire is endued
51    IX, 5 |   Heraclitus. For this philosopher asserts that the primal world is
52    IX, 5 |   perforated with nails. Cleomenes asserts, in common with his hand
53    IX, 8 |          already mentioned. And he asserts that the male (angel) is
54    IX, 9 |         aforesaid heresies. And he asserts that Christ was born a man
55     X, 3 |         quantities, the poet Homer asserts that the universe consists
56     X, 5 |      knowing God. And the Naassene asserts that all these rational,
57     X, 8 |        something) manifest. And he asserts that the secret is concealed
58     X, 8 |            and Reflection. Anti he asserts that in the six roots, at
59     X, 9 |          Hysterema Acamoth. And he asserts that what has been generated
60     X, 9 |        things made by Him. And (he asserts) that Christ came down from
61     X, 10|           kindness. And (Basilides asserts) that there is something
62     X, 11|         have been produced. And he asserts that Elohim, without foreknowledge,
63     X, 11|    deserted Edem. And this heretic asserts that Edem, enraged on account
64     X, 11|          had spoken. And (Justinus asserts) that Edem plotted against
65     X, 13|         part of Him. And (Monoimus asserts) that the Son of man is
66     X, 15|      styles the inner than. And he asserts that he appeared as a man
67     X, 17|           to work miracles. And he asserts that, at the conclusion
68     X, 23|       among his successors. Noetus asserts that there is one Father