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 1    IX, 2 |    EPISCOPATES OF ZEPHYRINUS AND CALLISTUS; NOETIANISM OPPOSED AT ROME
 2    IX, 2 |        same opinions; and he had Callistus as his adviser, and a fellow-champion
 3    IX, 2 |    tenets. But the life of this (Callistus), and the heresy invented
 4    IX, 2 |         fact that Zephyrinus and Callistus helped them to prevail.
 5    IX, 6 |                   VI. CONDUCT OF CALLISTUS AND ZEPHYRINUS IN THE MATTER
 6    IX, 6 |         COMPETENT TO EXPLAIN IT.~Callistus attempted to confirm this
 7    IX, 6 |         to bribes, and covetous, Callistus, by luring him through presents,
 8    IX, 6 |      pleased. And so it was that Callistus succeeded in inducing Zephyrinus
 9    IX, 6 |         tenets of Sabellius. But Callistus perverted Sabellius himself,
10    IX, 6 |          he continued alone with Callistus, he was wrought upon to
11    IX, 6 |        of Cleomenes by this very Callistus, who alleges that he entertains
12    IX, 6 |          perceive the knavery of Callistus; but he afterwards came
13    IX, 6 |     shall narrate presently. Now Callistus brought forward Zephyrinus
14    IX, 6 |          with intelligence. This Callistus became a "martyr" at the
15    IX, 7 |          THE PERSONAL HISTORY OF CALLISTUS; HIS OCCUPATION AS A BANKER;
16    IX, 7 |    BANKER; FRAUD ON CARPOPHORUS; CALLISTUS ABSCONDS; ATTEMPTED SUICIDE;
17    IX, 7 |          TO SARDINIA; RELEASE OF CALLISTUS BY THE INTERFERENCE OF MARCION;
18    IX, 7 |         INTERFERENCE OF MARCION; CALLISTUS ARRIVES AT ROME; POPE VICTOR
19    IX, 7 |        ROME; POPE VICTOR REMOVES CALLISTUS TO ANTIUM; RETURN OF CALLISTUS
20    IX, 7 |   CALLISTUS TO ANTIUM; RETURN OF CALLISTUS ON VICTOR'S DEATH; ZEPHYRINUS
21    IX, 7 |      ZEPHYRINUS FRIENDLY TO HIM; CALLISTUS ACCUSED BY SABELLIUS; HIPPOLYTUS'
22    IX, 7 |       ACCOUNT OF THE OPINIONS OF CALLISTUS; THE CALLISTIAN SCHOOL AT
23    IX, 7 |   EXISTENCE IN HIPPOLYTUS' TIME.~Callistus happened to be a domestic
24    IX, 7 |     household of Caesar. To this Callistus, as being of the faith,
25    IX, 7 |          money with Carpophorus. Callistus, however, made away with
26    IX, 7 |     require an account from him. Callistus, perceiving these things,
27    IX, 7 |      hurry into the vessel after Callistus. The boat, however, was
28    IX, 7 |       was slow in his movements, Callistus, who was in the ship, had
29    IX, 7 |     raising a loud cry. And thus Callistus was handed over to his master,
30    IX, 7 |      plea of their alleging that Callistus acknowledged himself to
31    IX, 7 |       what they had entrusted to Callistus, under the ostensive cause
32    IX, 7 | directions for the liberation of Callistus. The latter, however, having
33    IX, 7 |          his indignation against Callistus, on account of the statements
34    IX, 7 |         this pretext to liberate Callistus, with the greater enmity
35    IX, 7 |        Jews, and having scourged Callistus, he gave him to be sent
36    IX, 7 |         did not give the name of Callistus, knowing the villanous acts
37    IX, 7 |  released, with the exception of Callistus. gut Callistus himself,
38    IX, 7 |      exception of Callistus. gut Callistus himself, dropping on his
39    IX, 7 |       from Marcia s (to liberate Callistus), and that he would make
40    IX, 7 |         persuaded, and liberated Callistus also. And when the latter
41    IX, 7 |        the attempts made by this Callistus were not distant occurrences,--
42    IX, 7 |  continued adverse, Victor sends Callistus to take up his abode in
43    IX, 7 |           Zephyrinus, having had Callistus as a fellow-worker in the
44    IX, 7 |       him over the cemetery. And Callistus, who was in the habit of
45    IX, 7 |         discerning the design of Callistus, who was accustomed to converse
46    IX, 7 |         to speak the truth, this Callistus, not only on account of
47    IX, 7 |         heresy as the following. Callistus alleges that the Logos Himself
48    IX, 7 |         the Father. "For," says (Callistus), "I will not profess belief
49    IX, 7 |         be two." And in this way Callistus contends that the Father
50    IX, 7 |          Theodotus. The impostor Callistus, having ventured on such
51    IX, 7 |         himself to the school of Callistus. And many persons were gratified
52    IX, 7 |       over to these followers of Callistus, and served to crowd his
53    IX, 7 |    orders should become married, Callistus permitted such a one to
54    IX, 7 |  interpreted. And the hearers of Callistus being delighted with his
55    IX, 7 |          those who acquiesce (in Callistus' opinions). For even also
56    IX, 7 |     which) that most astonishing Callistus established, whose school
57    IX, 7 |           so that, on account of Callistus being a foremost champion
58    IX, 8 |         IT.~The doctrine of this Callistus having been noised abroad
59    IX, 8 |   ingenious in such tricks, than Callistus, he repaired to Rome; and
60    IX, 8 |         aforesaid tenet of which Callistus stood forward as a champion.
61    IX, 8 |      many wandering sheep, which Callistus, by his arts of deception,
62     X, 23|                XXIII. NOETUS AND CALLISTUS.~But in like manner, also,
63     X, 23|        happen to them severally. Callistus corroborated the heresy
64     X, 23|         details of his life. And Callistus himself produced likewise
65     X, 23|        one person, (according to Callistus,) is divided nominally,
66     X, 23|         it is who dwells in Him. Callistus thus at one time branches
67     X, 23|        then, are the opinions of Callistus.~