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 1     I, prooe|    ANCIENT MYSTERIES; PLAN OF THE WORK; COMPLETENESS OF THE REFUTATION;
 2    IV, 42   |           tricks) there are which work on the credulity of the
 3     V, 1    |          In the remainder (of our work), the opportunity invites
 4     V, 3    |          Now they allege that the work of swine and dogs is the
 5     V, 4    |          they merely complete the work of the emasculated. For
 6     V, 8    |          in the department of the work where we have explained
 7     V, 12   |           was a murderer, for his work causes corruption and death.
 8     V, 19   |         his supposition, it is (a work) of high repute. Now this
 9     V, 21   |          legends, they pursue the work of instruction. When, therefore,
10    VI, 6    |           SYSTEM EXPOUNDED IN THE WORK, GREAT ANNOUNCEMENT; FOLLOWS
11    VI, 25   |          that she might achieve a work in no wise inferior to (
12    VI, 36   |          the scope of our present work, only so far as it may contribute
13    VI, 37   |           meeting with (Irenaeus' work), deny that they have so
14    VI, 49   |                         XLIX. THE WORK OF THE DEMIURGE PERISHABLE.~
15    VI, 49   |         times were fulfilled, his work underwent dissolution.~ ~
16    VI, 50   |         discovery, will appear to work wonders. And finding, (as
17   VII, 7    |      Fifth Substance, and in this work Aristotle unfolds his theological
18   VII, 7    |      Aristotelian philosophy. His work, however, (styled) Concerning
19   VII, 11   |          He turns Himself to (the work of) the creation of every
20   VII, 16   |           affirms) that man was a work of angels. There had appeared
21   VII, 17   |         and forcibly severing the work of Friendship. Empedocles
22   VII, 18   |         in order that for you the work of Friendship may be perpetuated
23   VII, 19   |        account of his heresy in a work inscribed to Bardesanes,
24   VII, 21   |   attestation (of his mission) to work miracles. It was, however, (
25   VII, 25   |          of this (heretic) in the work which he attempted to write,
26  VIII, 3    |            III. CHRIST UNDOES THE WORK OF THE DEMIURGE; DOCETIC
27  VIII, 8    | consulting those passages (of our work) in which we have previously
28    IX, 7    |           of performing some good work, invited into her presence
29    IX, 20   |    however, about abstaining from work on the Sabbath-day than
30    IX, 26   |           XXVI. CONCLUSION TO THE WORK EXPLAINED.~It now seems
31    IX, 26   |     crowning stroke to the entire work, to introduce the discourse (
32     X, 17   |        the unknown Father, and to work miracles. And he asserts
33     X, 28   |       points should they peruse a work of ours comprised (under