Book, Chapter

 1     I, 2 |         Aristoxenus the musician, assert that Pythagoras came to
 2     I, 2 |           of Pythagoras. And they assert that Pythagoras learned
 3     I, 16|      heaven and earth. But others assert that (Plato) constituted
 4     I, 16|   corruption. Those, however, who assert the immortality of the soul
 5     I, 16|  punishment. Some notwithstanding assert, that he also acknowledges
 6     I, 16|          But again you presume to assert that vice is disgraceful
 7     I, 18|             The Stoics), however, assert that the soul abides after
 8     I, 20|         of a question, but not to assert anything for certain; for
 9     I, 21|        discourse, their god, they assert that the Brachmans only
10     I, 21|          which they name God they assert to be corporeal, and enveloped
11    IV, 5 |         if, as the mathematicians assert, it is necessary that one
12    IV, 14|          in the case of such they assert the root itself to be nine.
13    IV, 31|      respiration. And a ram, they assert, dies, if one bends back (
14    IV, 44|         as being beneficent, they assert that there are consequently
15    IV, 47|       these (astronomic systems), assert that Engonasis is Adam,
16    IV, 48|         the narrow path. But they assert that Cynosuris is narrow,
17    IV, 48| Phoenicians. The Greeks, however, assert that they are Phoenicians,
18     V, 2 |           this subject). But they assert that, by their account,
19     V, 2 |           unfading bliss But they assert that not only is there in
20     V, 2 |          and mystical Logos. They assert, then, that the Egyptians,
21     V, 3 |            what will ye do?" They assert, however, that the living "
22     V, 3 |           The Phrygians, however, assert, he says, that he is likewise "
23     V, 4 |       Phrygians, however, further assert that the father of the universe
24     V, 4 |   spiritual. Whence likewise they assert, that those exhibiting themselves
25     V, 4 |     itself into four heads."~They assert, however, that Edem is the
26     V, 4 |         is Euphrates." This, they assert, is the mouth, through which
27     V, 8 |       rest of the parts. And they assert that there are signs with
28     V, 8 |          the stars, in which they assert that the dominant stars
29     V, 11|         the PROASTIOI, (and) they assert (it to be) Cronus. For such
30     V, 11|         Egyptians. And this, they assert, is the departure from Egypt, (
31     V, 15|           have declared. But they assert likewise that Moses confirms
32     V, 15|      Wherefore one may reasonably assert that the Sethians celebrate
33     V, 21|      Ganymede Adam. And when they assert that gold (in a shower)
34    VI, 4 |         the opinion of those who) assert that the four elements are
35    VI, 27|        animalish (one), whom they assert to be creator of the world.
36    VI, 30|        Axionicus and Bardesianes, assert that the body of the Saviour
37    VI, 32|        aged speculators. And they assert that opinions which at one
38    VI, 33|           followers of Ptolemaeus assert that (Bythus) has two spouses,
39    VI, 44|          thirty letters. And they assert that for this reason He
40    VI, 48|            cold, moist, dry--they assert that they accurately portray
41    VI, 48|          to sign,--they therefore assert that this (heaven) is an
42    VI, 48|             for this reason) they assert that earth is a type of
43   VII, 10|            And this, as these men assert, is that which has been
44   VII, 10|    development), those (heretics) assert, (to quote Basilides' own
45   VII, 20|        just alluded to). And they assert that the soul of Jesus, (
46   VII, 22|          become Christs; for they assert that our Lord Himself was
47   VII, 24|           adherents of Theodotus, assert that Jesus is a (mere) man,
48  VIII, 12|            prophetesses. And they assert that into these the Paraclete
49  VIII, 12|           some of them presume to assert that there is in them a
50    IX, 7 |           for he does not wish to assert that the Father suffered,
51    IX, 21|        than a hundred years. They assert, therefore, that a cause
52    IX, 23|       others upon fate. But (they assert) that God is a cause of
53     X, 6 |         Godhead bodily." And they assert that from the two worlds
54     X, 7 |          of animals. The Sethians assert that, therefore, from the
55     X, 8 |   speculators maintain, when they assert that there are four incomposite
56     X, 10|      wiser than Himself. Now they assert that all these things exist
57     X, 12|          others. And (the Docetae assert) that infinite AEons were
58     X, 13|           of Monoimus the Arabian assert that the originating principle
59     X, 16|          Christ likewise, he will assert Him to be a fifth God. But
60     X, 18|    EBIONAEANS.~But the Ebionaeans assert that the world is made by
61     X, 22|           blasphemy, because they assert that He is Son and Father,