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 1     I, 2 |          OF LIVING ADOPTED BY HIS DISCIPLES.~But there was also, not
 2     I, 2 |        required that at first his disciples should keep silence, as
 3     I, 2 |       being burned along with his disciples in Croton, a town of Italy,
 4     I, 2 |    enjoined silence, and made his disciples lead a solitary life in
 5    IV, 2 |      cultivated the art, becoming disciples of the Chaldeans, and communicating
 6    IV, 13|          aforesaid elements), are disciples of a school weak and full
 7    IV, 15|         they attach themselves as disciples, on account of their employing
 8    IV, 51|         to a consideration of the disciples of these men, nay rather,
 9     V, 3 |         WHY THE LORD CHOSE TWELVE DISCIPLES; THE NAME CORYBAS, USED
10     V, 3 |        sort of nature each of His disciples was, and that there was
11     V, 3 |           He says He chose twelve disciples from the twelve tribes,
12     V, 3 |          preachings of the twelve disciples neither did all hear, nor,
13     V, 16|           however, persuade their disciples to become conversant with
14     V, 18|        accustomed to instruct His disciples, saying, "Go not into the
15    VI, 14|      moved with shame towards his disciples, and concocted this figment.
16    VI, 15|                       XV. SIMON'S DISCIPLES ADOPT THE MYSTERIES; SIMON
17    VI, 15|        SIMON'S CLOSING YEARS.~The disciples, then, of this (Magus),
18    VI, 15|           trench to be dug by his disciples, he directed himself to
19    VI, 22|    expressed by Pythagoras to his disciples by means of symbols, it
20    VI, 22|     Pythagoras then instructs his disciples, addressing them as follows: "
21    VI, 22|       like manner,) he wishes his disciples to be prepared, since every
22    VI, 24|           of these (heretics), as disciples of Pythagoras and Plato, (
23    VI, 36|    description who had become his disciples, by teaching them that they
24    VI, 36|           the bishop of (Marcus') disciples, as individuals eagerly
25    VI, 47|       that these (Marcosians) are disciples not of Christ but of Pythagoras,
26    VI, 50|         been clearly proved whose disciples are Marcus and Colarbasus,
27   VII, 7 |            we should prove to the disciples of this (heretic) that Christ
28   VII, 17|         Empedocles admonishes his disciples to abstain from all sorts
29   VII, 17|       precept) in order that (his disciples) may not co-operate with
30   VII, 18|       while you instruct your own disciples to refuse meats, in order
31   VII, 19|          despitefully towards the disciples of Christ, as if they had
32   VII, 20|           an excellence above the disciples of that (Redeemer), for
33   VII, 20|         heretics) brand their own disciples in the back parts of the
34   VII, 24|       life and food. And when the disciples (of Nicolaus) continued
35   VII, 26|          days, he appeared to his disciples. And (the Saviour) showed
36   VII, 26|         for those who through his disciples should believe in him. It
37  VIII, 8 |         and arithmetical art. The disciples, however, of Pythagoras,
38  VIII, 10| introducing a novel tenet for his disciples. He does not, however, reflect
39  VIII, 10|           that He appeared to His disciples, and that as He went up
40    IX, 2 |           the purpose of becoming disciples of Cleomenes. But (Zephyrinus)
41    IX, 3 |          imagine themselves to be disciples of Christ, when in reality
42    IX, 5 |          opinions be proved to be disciples of Heraclitus? Did not (
43    IX, 7 |         from the Church. Now such disciples as these passed over to
44    IX, 10|          he delivers to deserving disciples. And with these that lawless
45    IX, 11|           us, O ye pious ones and disciples: beware of the power of
46    IX, 12|         the Greeks, should become disciples of the Egyptian priests,
47    IX, 18|          those who wish to become disciples of the sect, they do not
48    IX, 20|      forward to gain admission as disciples,--and cover (this cavity)
49    IX, 22|       Egyptians, by having become disciples of these Jews. Now they
50     X, 3 |         have their being. But the disciples of Empedocles supposed the
51     X, 3 |   incongruous corpuscles. But the disciples of Plato affirm that these
52     X, 15|            just, and matter. Some disciples, however, of these add a
53     X, 15|         destruction, he leads his disciples towards a very cynical life.