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 1     I, 2 |        Zaratas makes the following statements: that there are two demons,
 2     I, 3 |             advanced likewise many statements respecting the nature of
 3     I, 4 |      nothing. But he also advanced statements almost in concert with Empedocles,
 4     I, 11|          his system). Now he makes statements similarly with Leucippus
 5     I, 23|           then, made the foregoing statements in their doctrine regarding
 6    IV, 6 |           childless, modest. These statements, however, and others similar
 7    IV, 8 |            they make the following statements. The Creator communicated
 8    IV, 34|    security's sake, (the foregoing statements). For although one person
 9    IV, 42|           to the (reader's) memory statements that have been previously
10    IV, 46|           order, however, that the statements about to follow may seem
11    IV, 46|         mention, on account of the statements that are about to follow.
12     V, 1 |            we have put forward the statements already made by us. For
13     V, 3 |          OF THE PHRYGIANS WITH THE STATEMENTS OF SCRIPTURE; EXPOSITION
14     V, 3 |             Now he who makes these statements is, he says, the Perfect
15     V, 8 |            reminding my readers of statements previously made in the department
16     V, 12|        them, by reason of the many statements that have been made.~
17     V, 15|           COSMOGONY.~These are the statements which the patrons of the
18     V, 16|           proposition than all the statements that have been previously
19     V, 18|           partly, according to the statements previously made, availing
20     V, 23|            such (at least of their statements) as are sufficient for making
21    VI, 4 |            law of Moses, makes his statements (in the manner following):
22    VI, 9 |       prior to all the Ages," such statements, he says, are alleged to
23    VI, 27|            And whatever other such statements they advance respecting
24    VI, 29|          of demons." These are the statements which they put forward.
25    VI, 47|    Pythagoreans make the following statements: that the universe consists
26    VI, 50|       Aeons. And inasmuch as these statements are trifling and unstable,
27   VII, 7 |          concerning Substance, the statements now made will suffice. But
28   VII, 15|          likewise explain whatever statements they put forward respecting
29  VIII, 4 |         THE GREEK SOPHISTS.~These (statements), therefore, I consider
30  VIII, 8 |           then, (have made) these (statements). But we are under no necessity
31  VIII, 12|         they do not judge whatever statements are made by them, according
32  VIII, 12|           are of opinion, that the statements made concerning these (heretics)
33  VIII, 13| consideration. Since, however, the statements concerning these appear
34    IX, 5 |           tenets. For they advance statements after this manner--that
35    IX, 7 |       Callistus, on account of the statements made by the Jews, there
36    IX, 12|        that wretched Elchasai? The statements, therefore, that have been
37    IX, 23|        These things, then, are the statements which l have to make respecting
38     X, 16|     heretic, was displeased at the statements advanced by his preceptor,
39     X, 28|           and have transformed the statements previously made by those