Book, Chapter

 1     I, prooe|    perfection of wicked things. Previously, however, they bind him
 2     I, 16   |   excess and defect, as we have previously affirmed concerning the
 3     I, 21   |         which we have mentioned previously, and they send up hymns (
 4    IV, 3    |      now declare. Having, then, previously marked it out for investigation,
 5    IV, 10   |   however, a statement has been previously made. The distances and
 6    IV, 11   |       are preserved--as we have previously stated--by double and triple
 7    IV, 28   |        If, however, he may also previously ascertain the question,
 8    IV, 33   |        The (sorcerer), however, previously washes his hands frequently
 9    IV, 33   |    vinegar, and for a long time previously smear it (with this preparation),
10    IV, 34   |     these points that have been previously elucidated by us, they will
11    IV, 35   |  cauldron is laid, having been (previously, supplied with a bottom
12    IV, 42   |       statements that have been previously made.~
13    IV, 51   |         become ten--as has been previously proved--if the proper denomination
14     V, 4    |      that he is "Amygdalus" who previously existed; and he having in
15     V, 8    |        my readers of statements previously made in the department of
16     V, 8    |        by those of whom we have previously spoken. Now these, falsifying
17     V, 8    |      down, in contrast with the previously mentioned Chaldaic art of
18     V, 14   |         a geometrician, (having previously undergone the necessary
19     V, 16   |       statements that have been previously made.~
20     V, 18   |        the Greeks, and does not previously teach or deliver his perfect
21     V, 18   |      devised by (Justinus); and previously he binds his followers with
22     V, 18   |     according to the statements previously made, availing himself of
23     V, 20   |       show him unless ~Hercules previously would come along with her
24     V, 21   |      styled Priapus, because he previously fashioned all things (according
25    VI, 16   |      even although in the books previously finished by us with so much
26    VI, 29   |     these, rendering, as I have previously mentioned, their entire
27    VI, 34   |  furnishing this effect we have previously mentioned in the book on
28    VI, 35   |         one of these impostors) previously smears, in a clandestine
29    VI, 36   |     sleight of hand, as we have previously stated. Hoodwinking therefore
30   VII, 10   |        everything which, though previously having no existence, accrues
31   VII, 11   |      had the non-existent Deity previously determined upon, when He
32   VII, 12   |  therefore, which Aristotle has previously rendered concerning the
33   VII, 15   |       generation which has been previously explained took place, all
34   VII, 17   |      world? Even though we have previously spoken (on this subject),
35   VII, 24   |        with those who have been previously spoken of as adherents of
36  VIII, 1    |      the fig itself, as we have previously declared. In this manner,
37  VIII, 4    |    Greeks in ancient times have previously devised, in many particulars,
38  VIII, 5    |       that the son of (the) man previously spoken of is begotten, and
39  VIII, 8    |       doctrines) with what have previously been subjects of meditation
40  VIII, 8    |      our work) in which we have previously furnished expositions of
41  VIII, 12   |     victims of error from being previously captivated by (two) wretched
42    IX, 3    |        has been expounded by us previously in the Philosophumena, it
43    IX, 5    |        on this occasion, though previously), having pre-eminently honoured
44    IX, 7    |      Zephyrinus, and, as I have previously stated, of paying him hypocritical
45    IX, 9    |         a virgin, but that both previously and that frequently again
46    IX, 15   |         those whom they had not previously known they receive as if
47    IX, 18   |         rules, unless they have previously tried them. Now for the
48    IX, 20   | victuals for themselves one day previously, so as not (on the Sabbath)
49     X, 3    |   numbers of atoms; and we have previously made partial mention of
50     X, 4    |     that they are. But we shall previously furnish an explanation,
51     X, 16   |       his preceptor, as we have previously declared, and by another
52     X, 21   |        common with the heretics previously alluded to, and devote their
53     X, 27   |       these localities had been previously inhabited, nor that it could
54     X, 28   |      transformed the statements previously made by those Greeks into