Book, Chapter

 1     I, 2 |      and cold. And he therefore affirms that none of these destroys
 2     I, 8 |      with regard to animals, he affirms that the earth, being originally
 3     I, 10|  maintain the same opinion, but affirms things to be infinite, and
 4     I, 10|      exist continuously. And he affirms plenitude and vacuum to
 5     I, 12|        attains surmise."~And he affirms that nothing is generated
 6     I, 12|         and also in Syracuse he affirms was found in the quarries
 7     I, 16|       is uncreated. For (Plato) affirms that (the world) was made
 8     I, 16|    however, maintain that Plato affirms the existence of many gods
 9     I, 16|         will have it that Plato affirms that the souls) obtain a
10     I, 16|   colour. And they say, that he affirms that the things pertaining
11     I, 16|       wisdom and virtue. And he affirms that the virtues follow
12     I, 17|      concerning soul. For Plato affirms it to be immortal, but Aristotle
13     I, 17|         This (philosopher) also affirms that evils arise according
14    IV, 8 |      definite principle. For he affirms that the mastery was communicated
15    IV, 28|    prevails. For the (sorcerer) affirms that it is impossible for
16    IV, 47|         Engonasis." Aratus then affirms that he does not know what
17    IV, 48|      For the first creation, he affirms, is that according to Adam
18    IV, 48|     Anguitenens. This image, he affirms, is fixed in heaven, being
19     V, 2 |    present. For even stones, he affirms, are animated, for they
20     V, 2 |   things that are made. And (he affirms) that such stands not only
21     V, 2 |         rites, Hye, Cye. And he affirms that all things have been
22     V, 2 |       he uses of Adam. This, he affirms, is Adam: "The chief corner-stone
23     V, 3 |         cup; and (yet) Anacreon affirms that it speaks to himself,
24     V, 4 |       is Spirit; wherefore," he affirms, "neither in this mountain
25     V, 15| doctrine of the Sethians, which affirms (water) to be formidable
26     V, 22|      when, he says, the prophet affirms, "Take unto yourself a wife
27     V, 23|        then see what also Simon affirms.~
28    VI, 4 |        in its correct sense, he affirms that fire is the originating
29    VI, 4 |      indefinite power, which he affirms to be the root of the universe.
30    VI, 21|       principles of Pythagoras, affirms. For, says he, souls that
31    VI, 21|       of changes once more). He affirms, then, that the soul sometimes
32    VI, 27|        what, he says, Scripture affirms: "The fear of the Lord is
33    VI, 33|      light and darkness. And he affirms that the power which withdrew
34    VI, 39|    styles this element Man, and affirms it to be the source of every
35    VI, 41|    elements,--(which he himself affirms to be (allied) with the
36   VII, 10|         of germs. And Aristotle affirms this to be genius, and it
37   VII, 16|      are in it. And (Saturnilus affirms) that man was a work of
38   VII, 16|         wicked (men, Saturnilus affirms) that the Saviour came for
39   VII, 16|   salvation of good men. And he affirms that marriage and procreation
40   VII, 17|      silent. This (philosopher) affirms that all the elements out
41   VII, 17|         this is what Empedocles affirms respecting his own generation:--~"
42   VII, 17|         Discord. For Empedocles affirms Discord to be a furious,
43   VII, 19|      the Evil Deity. Now, as he affirms, the Demiurge is evil, and
44   VII, 19|      works. For this reason, he affirms, Jesus came down unbegotten,
45   VII, 20|     METEMPSYCHOSIS.~Carpocrates affirms that the world and the things
46   VII, 25|     these (heretics) and Simon, affirms that the God preached by
47   VII, 26| revelations of a prophetess. He affirms, however, that Christ descended
48  VIII, 1 |      this manner, the (Docetic) affirms, have been produced three
49  VIII, 3 |      Docetic), what the Saviour affirms: "Except a man be born of
50    IX, 4 |         pervades all things, he affirms in this manner. "But in
51    IX, 4 |         free." And (he likewise affirms) that there is" a harmony,
52    IX, 5 |      evil, nor good, Heraclitus affirms, is different, but one and
53    IX, 5 |        death from life." And he affirms also that there is a resurrection
54    IX, 5 |      and dead." And he likewise affirms that a judgment of the world
55    IX, 5 |    expression? Now, that Noetus affirms that the Son and Father
56    IX, 7 |         and those below. And he affirms that the Spirit, which became
57     X, 6 |       consummation, the Peratic affirms that there came down, in
58     X, 8 |      indefinite power, which he affirms to be Him that stood, stands,
59     X, 8 |       its principles. Now Simon affirms that he himself is He who
60     X, 10|      But Basilides also himself affirms that there is a non-existent
61     X, 11|         the law. And Justinus u affirms that all things were made
62     X, 16|          And the second God, he affirms to be the Creator of the
63     X, 16|  considers a prophetess. And he affirms that Christ did not receive
64     X, 16|         similarly with Marcion, affirms that the different sorts
65     X, 19|      description. And Theodotus affirms that Christ is a man of
66     X, 23|        one Logos to be God, and affirms that there was in the ease