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 1    IV, 51|         HERESY; INSTANCES OF, IN SIMON AND VALENTINUS; THE NATURE
 2    IV, 51|    constituted; and this is what Simon expresses thus: "The little
 3    IV, 51|        by cube. Of this hebdomad Simon and Valentinus, having altered
 4    IV, 51|       system for themselves. For Simon employs his denominations
 5    IV, 51|          discussion, whence both Simon and Valentinus will be found
 6     V, 23|        Let us then see what also Simon affirms.~
 7    VI, 2 |                              II. SIMON MAGUS.~It seems, then, expedient
 8    VI, 2 |      explain now the opinions of Simon, a native of Gitta, a village
 9    VI, 2 |     under a change of name. This Simon being an adept in sorceries,
10    VI, 2 |       wisdom and moderation than Simon, did Apsethus the Libyan,
11    VI, 2 |  inordinate desire of that silly Simon, it seems expedient to furnish
12    VI, 4 |                              IV. SIMON'S FORCED INTERPRETATION
13    VI, 4 |        HERACLITUS AND ARISTOTLE; SIMON'S SYSTEM OF SENSIBLE AND
14    VI, 4 |         we must think concerning Simon the magician, so that we
15    VI, 4 |        teach anew the parrots of Simon, that Christ, who stood,
16    VI, 4 |         and is to come,) was not Simon. But (Jesus) was man, offspring
17    VI, 4 |         discussion proceeds. Now Simon, both foolishly and knavishly
18    VI, 4 |  principle of the universe. (But Simon) does not consider what
19    VI, 4 |      Heraclitus the Obscure. And Simon denominates the originating
20    VI, 4 |        constitutes, according to Simon, not any uncompounded (essence,
21    VI, 4 |       the denomination of these (Simon) employs the terms secret
22    VI, 5 |                               V. SIMON APPEALS TO SCRIPTURE IN
23    VI, 6 |                              VI. SIMON'S SYSTEM EXPOUNDED IN THE
24    VI, 6 |        description, according to Simon, and since all things are
25    VI, 7 |                             VII. SIMON'S SYSTEM OF A THREEFOLD
26    VI, 9 |                              IX. SIMON'S INTERPRETATION OF THE
27    VI, 9 |     seventh from all His works," Simon, in a manner already specified,
28    VI, 9 |     therefore, (the followers of Simon) affirm that there are three
29    VI, 9 |     indefinite power about which Simon speaks,--"an image from
30    VI, 10|                               X. SIMON'S EXPLANATION OF THE FIRST
31    VI, 11|                              XI. SIMON'S EXPLANATION OF THE THREE
32    VI, 12|          PRINCIPLE, ACCORDING TO SIMON.~According to Simon, therefore,
33    VI, 12| ACCORDING TO SIMON.~According to Simon, therefore, there exists
34    VI, 13|     according to this reasoning, Simon became confessedly a god
35    VI, 13|        is, Heaven and Earth. For Simon expressly speaks of this
36    VI, 14|                             XIV. SIMON INTERPRETS HIS SYSTEM BY
37    VI, 14|     IMMORALITY OF HIS FOLLOWERS; SIMON'S VIEW OF CHRIST; THE SIMONISTS'
38    VI, 14|          APOLOGY FOR THEIR VICE.~Simon then, after inventing these (
39    VI, 14|       and on going down thither (Simon professed to have) found
40    VI, 14|         of this impostor--I mean Simon the sorcerer--indulge in
41    VI, 14|    redeemed Helen in this way," (Simon says,) "has afforded salvation
42    VI, 14|          as 'Holy Spirit.' "And (Simon alleges) that Jesus tolerated
43    VI, 14|    concerning him)." Wherefore, (Simon said,) that towards these (
44    VI, 14|          present, who believe on Simon and Helen, and that they
45    VI, 15|                              XV. SIMON'S DISCIPLES ADOPT THE MYSTERIES;
46    VI, 15|   DISCIPLES ADOPT THE MYSTERIES; SIMON MEETS ST. PETER AT ROME;
47    VI, 15|        PETER AT ROME; ACCOUNT OF SIMON'S CLOSING YEARS.~The disciples,
48    VI, 15|        And they have an image of Simon (fashioned) into the figure
49    VI, 15|      seeing the images of either Simon or Helen, would call them
50    VI, 15|  ignorant of the mysteries. This Simon, deceiving many in Samaria
51    VI, 15|     legendary system advanced by Simon, and from this Valentinus
52    VI, 15|     confessedly the six roots of Simon, viz., "Mind" and "Intelligence," "
53    VI, 15|      have sufficiently explained Simon's tissue of legends, let
54   VII, 25|        from these (heretics) and Simon, affirms that the God preached
55     X, 8 |                            VIII. SIMON MAGUS.~But that very sapient
56     X, 8 |         that very sapient fellow Simon makes his statement thus,
57     X, 8 |       these, to be uncompounded. Simon, on the other hand, alleges
58     X, 8 |         figure, He becomes, says Simon, utterly evanescent, and
59     X, 8 |         into its principles. Now Simon affirms that he himself
60     X, 8 |        then, for the opinions of Simon likewise.~