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 1     V, 17|             the doctrines advanced by Justinus.~
 2     V, 18|                  XVIII. THE SYSTEM OF JUSTINUS ANTISCRIPTURAL AND ESSENTIALLY
 3     V, 18| ANTISCRIPTURAL AND ESSENTIALLY PAGAN.~Justinus was entirely opposed to
 4     V, 18|             transgression devised by (Justinus); and previously he binds
 5     V, 19|              BARUCH."~But swear, says Justinus, if you wish to know "what
 6     V, 19|               ineffable Mysteries (of Justinus) from one book of his, inasmuch
 7     V, 19|           many which is explained by (Justinus) in this (volume), we shall
 8     V, 20|                  XX. THE COSMOGONY OF JUSTINUS AN ALLEGORICAL EXPLANATION
 9     V, 20|              what the opinions are of Justinus, who transfers this legend
10     V, 21|                                  XXI. JUSTINUS' TRIAD OF PRINCIPLES; HIS
11     V, 21|               resembling) a snake, as Justinus says. But this girl is styled
12     V, 21|           angels--Naas. For so, says (Justinus), one ought to interpret
13     V, 21|         spoken," he means by heaven, (Justinus) says, the spirit which
14     V, 22|             Good One. And this oath, (Justinus) says, our Father Elohim
15     V, 22|          heresiarch) worse than this (Justinus) has it been my lot to meet.
16     V, 22|              truth, (the followers of Justinus) ought to imitate the example
17     V, 23|          DEDUCIBLE FROM THE SYSTEM OF JUSTINUS.~Since, then, we have explained
18     V, 23|         system) of the pseudo-gnostic Justinus, it appears likewise expedient
19     V, 23|     consequence upon the doctrines of Justinus), and to leave not a single
20  VIII, 9 |           being himself a disciple of Justinus the Martyr, did not entertain
21     X, 11|                                   XI. JUSTINUS.~But Justinus also himself
22     X, 11|                     XI. JUSTINUS.~But Justinus also himself attempted to
23     X, 11|         maternal with the mother. And Justinus maintains that these are (
24     X, 11|               written in the law. And Justinus u affirms that all things
25     X, 11|              And Edem (is supposed by Justinus) to have deposited in man
26     X, 11|               Elohim the spirit.) And Justinus alleges that this Elohim,
27     X, 11|             he deposited in man. And (Justinus informs us) that for this
28     X, 11|               Baruch had spoken. And (Justinus asserts) that Edem plotted
29     X, 11|            the spirit of Jesus, (says Justinus,) ascended to the Good Being.
30     X, 11|               behind. But the foolish Justinus calls this (Edem) Earth.~