Book, Chapter

 1     I, prooe|      mysteries, have by many been supposed worshippers of God. We have
 2     I, 6    |           the earth, as some have supposed, but around the earth, just
 3     I, 16   |        forth, however, as body is supposed to be compounded out of
 4     I, 18   |          point. And they likewise supposed God to be the one originating
 5     I, 19   |        almost contrary to all. He supposed, as originating principles
 6    IV, 5    |           its declination will be supposed to be the horoscope, and
 7    IV, 5    |      observing the stars. But the supposed comprehension (of the period
 8    IV, 13   | propounded great conclusions, and supposed things worthy of reason,
 9    IV, 28   |          those things which it is supposed (the sorcerer) does in secret.
10    IV, 40   |         the impression, and it is supposed to have, as it were, writing
11    IV, 41   |          in this way the skull is supposed to become invisible.~
12    IV, 42   |          art of magicians, may be supposed useful. Since, therefore,
13    IV, 44   |         the even number have been supposed to be both descending, and
14    VI, 3    |          when said, would make it supposed that Apsethus was a god,
15    VI, 3    |       perceiving the trick of the supposed god, by means of those same
16    VI, 14   |           are not overcome by the supposed vice, for that they have
17    VI, 23   |    heretics, imitating these, are supposed by some to utter important
18    VI, 36   |       dupes, and sometimes he was supposed to utter predictions. But
19    VI, 37   |  pronouncing the whole (word), he supposed that he was uttering the
20    VI, 37   |           of the pronunciation he supposed to exist when we simultaneously
21   VII, 16   |         those. And the Saviour he supposed to be unbegotten and incorporeal,
22   VII, 17   |    doctrine still more unabashed, supposed (the existence of) two originating
23   VII, 21   |         that is above all. And he supposed that Jesus was not generated
24   VII, 26   |       good Deity, as also Marcion supposed, and that he who created
25  VIII, 12   |          and Maximilla, whom they supposed (to be) prophetesses. And
26    IX, 8    |           we shall prove that his supposed discipline is a mere pretence.
27     X, 3    |           disciples of Empedocles supposed the generation of the universe
28     X, 8    |    incomposite elements, and have supposed fire, as one of these, to
29     X, 8    |          and invisible, have been supposed to be in possession of a
30     X, 10   |          as far as the firmament, supposed that there was not another
31     X, 11   |           the groin. And Edem (is supposed by Justinus) to have deposited
32     X, 16   |   declared, and by another theory supposed that there are four gods.
33     X, 21   |       universe, the Phrygians are supposed to express themselves correctly;
34     X, 29   |     however, that He might not be supposed to be different from us,