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 1     I, prooe|          that their doctrines have derived their origin from the wisdom
 2     I, 2    |         the numbers that have been derived from the genus are four;
 3     I, 7    |      solidification of which earth derived support; but that the things
 4     I, 19   |            of atoms both the Deity derived existence, and all the elements,
 5    IV, 3    |       horoscope. For from this are derived the rest of the cardinal
 6    IV, 51   |            and from figures, these derived their first principles,
 7    IV, 51   |           solid has in this manner derived existence from, altogether,
 8    IV, 51   |         will be found both to have derived from this source starting-points
 9     V, 2    |           rites (whence these have derived their figment),--to a consideration,
10     V, 15   |     SCRIPTURE; THEIR SYSTEM REALLY DERIVED FROM NATURAL PHILOSOPHERS
11     V, 15   |       their doctrine, however, is (derived) from the ancient theologians
12     V, 21   |       Gentiles, and they have been derived with altered denominations
13    VI, 1    |            entertainedby those who derived the first principles (of
14    VI, 15   |           and from this Valentinus derived a starting-point (for his
15    VI, 16   |         XVI. HERESY OF VALENTINUS; DERIVED FROM PLATO AND PYTHAGORAS.~
16    VI, 16   |         For (Pythagoras and Plato) derived these tenets originally
17    VI, 17   |             then, from which Plato derived his theory in the Timaeus,
18    VI, 29   |          and material creation has derived its present condition. But
19    VI, 36   |         source (the heretics) have derived the standing-point from
20    VI, 47   |            opinions that have been derived (by these heretics) from
21   VII, 2    |            THE SYSTEM OF BASILIDES DERIVED FROM ARISTOTLE.~Since, therefore,
22   VII, 5    |         things that are generated, derived its reality from non-existent
23   VII, 5    |      whence these singly have been derived, is not any one (of them);
24   VII, 6    |         form under a name to a man derived from the genus, I style
25   VII, 8    |        this borrowed and furtively derived tenet from the Peripatetic (
26   VII, 24   |          of the Divinity, and have derived their systems of speculation
27   VII, 26   |            which substance it was (derived. And this he did because)
28  VIII, 2    | diversified species from above, it derived (thereby) solidity, and
29  VIII, 2    |     brilliant attributes (which he derived) from above for any length
30  VIII, 4    |               IV. DOCETIC DOCTRINE DERIVED FROM THE GREEK SOPHISTS.~
31  VIII, 7    |          substance such as leaven (derived) from without for the Lord'
32  VIII, 8    |            TO FIND GOD; HIS SYSTEM DERIVED FROM PYTHAGORAS.~Monoimus
33    IX, 7    |             And from him they have derived the denomination of their
34    IX, 9    |                       IX. ELCHASAI DERIVED HIS SYSTEM FROM PYTHAGORAS;
35    IX, 22   |          the resurrection has also derived support among these; for
36    IX, 22   |       creation of existing things, derived their principles from no
37    IX, 22   |    especially, and the Stoics, who derived (their systems) while resident
38    IX, 26   |      purloined their doctrines, or derived contributions to them from
39     X, 1    |   definition of the truth has been derived. The truth has not taken
40     X, 2    |            this mode: Some of them derived all things from one, whereas
41     X, 2    |         than one. And of those who derived all things from one, some
42     X, 2    |          all things from one, some derived them from what was devoid
43     X, 2    |       quality. And among those who derived all things from quality,
44     X, 2    |          things from quality, some derived them from fire. and some
45     X, 2    |         earth. And among those who derived the universe from more things
46     X, 2    |         more things than one, some derived it from numerable, but others
47     X, 2    |    quantities. And among those who derived all things from numerable
48     X, 2    |         numerable quantities, some derived them from two, and others
49     X, 2    |           six. And among those who derived the universe from infinite
50     X, 2    |          infinite quantities, some derived entities from things similar
51     X, 2    |   dissimilar. And among these some derived entities from things incapable
52     X, 3    |            Democritus and Epicurus derived the universe from things
53     X, 3    |        Pontus, and of Asclepiades, derived the universe from things
54     X, 23   |    produced likewise a heresy, and derived its starting-points from