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 1     I, 16|     indefinitely, when he uses these words: "God of gods, of whom I
 2     I, 16|        already quoted, where, to the words, "God of gods, of whom I
 3     I, 16|           when he uses the following words, "Every soul is immortal,
 4    IV, 14|             case of the elements (of words), for each letter has been
 5    IV, 28|           bed, utters to him several words, partly in the Greek, and
 6    IV, 28|             the youth hearing these (words) with terror as uttered
 7    IV, 32|             couched in the following words:--~"The child once slain,
 8    IV, 36|             And while speaking these words, fire is seen borne through
 9    IV, 42|              dupes, by fair balanced words, and the appearance of plausible
10    IV, 46|         drawing them on by plausible words into the admission of whatever
11    IV, 47|              when (Satan) uses these words: "I have traversed earth
12     V, 2 |              was meet." For in these words which Paul has spoken they
13     V, 2 |          Hippocrates, who uses these words: "A child of seven years
14     V, 2 |              delineates, using these words:--~"And as when in the magic
15     V, 3 |              he says, Jesus uses the words, "I am the true gate." Now
16     V, 3 |         sights and heard unspeakable words which it would not be possible
17     V, 3 |               also we speak), not in words taught of human wisdom,
18     V, 4 |             a hymn, they utter these words: "I will hymn Attis, son
19     V, 6 |              But since, altering the words and the names of the serpent,
20     V, 7 |         Scripture, he says, uses the words, "that we may not be condemned
21     V, 11|              employing the following words: "For to souls water becomes
22     V, 12|              to matter; or, in other words, the seeds and the genera
23     V, 14|           than could be expressed by words. Since, however, light is
24     V, 15|         possible to declare in a few words. Their system, however,
25     V, 15|              present day, of all the words which are spoken (on such
26     V, 15|       occasions). Many, then, of the words inscribed upon that portico
27     V, 16|               partly by misusing the words spoken (by themselves),
28     V, 21|           one ought to interpret the words of Moses, observing, "Moses
29     V, 21|          dwelleth in men might hear (words of warning), and might avoid
30     V, 21|               and did not follow the words of Baruch, which Elohim
31     V, 21|              and spoke the following words: "All the prophets anterior
32     V, 22|          from Elohim. (Now) in these words, he says, the prophet clearly
33    VI, 8 |             Now, he who utters these words, he says, is the seventh
34    VI, 9 |           Moses utters the following words: "And the Spirit of God
35    VI, 9 |            teach, when it utters the words, "I am He who forms thee
36    VI, 14|       thinking by such (legislative) words to enslave those who listened
37    VI, 18|              And they swear in these words:--~"By him who to our head
38    VI, 30|              the apostle (uses these words) "The mystery which was
39    VI, 32|              And when Plato uses the words, "what is second about things
40    VI, 32|              And when Plato uses the words, what is third about what
41    VI, 35| simultaneously pronouncing some such words as these, and astonishing
42    VI, 40|            But, after uttering these words, (Marcus details) that Truth,
43    VI, 44|            this reason He utters the words, "I am Alpha and Omega,"
44   VII, 1 |     hearkening with fidelity (to His words), not to be distracted,
45   VII, 8 |     Categories concerning homonymous words. And these heretics bring
46   VII, 10|              to quote Basilides' own words:) "Whatsoever I affirm,"
47   VII, 14|       following expressions: "Not in words taught of human wisdom,
48   VII, 14|             have heard inexpressible words which it is not possible
49   VII, 17|            earth: whence he uses the words, from water into earth,
50  VIII, 1 |           says, that there are three words of God, "darkness, gloom,
51  VIII, 2 |              Saviour) has spoken the words, "He that hath ears to hear,
52  VIII, 3 |           when he uses the following words: "And I am a wanderer, changing
53  VIII, 5 |               sentiments) into other words, Monoimus says that man
54  VIII, 13|          they do not attend unto the words spoken against them through
55    IX, 4 |              Still they attempt both words and works of such a description
56    IX, 4 |        Heraclitus affirming in these words: "Contrariety is a progenitor
57    IX, 4 |             men, he asserts in these words: "An obscure harmony is
58    IX, 4 |          better, he asserts in these words: "Whatever things are objects
59    IX, 6 |             subsequently, by knavish words, to attach both factions
60    IX, 7 |             the wheat;" or, in other words, let those who in the Church
61    IX, 10|    addressing to his dupes some such words as the following: "If, therefore, (
62    IX, 10|            uttered, therefore, these words, let such a one be baptized
63    IX, 11|            at such and such force of words? But since we have stated
64     X, 1 |      refutation merely, or, in other words, by the force of truth,
65     X, 13|             is perfect, or, in other words, a tittle flows down from
66     X, 29|            who do not refuse to obey words that have been uttered by