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 1     I, prooe|           whence it is that their attempted theories have accrued unto
 2     I, prooe|         availing himself of these attempted theories, has turned them
 3     I, 1    |        the seven, wise men, first attempted to frame a system of natural
 4     I, 23   |      therefore, of those who have attempted to frame systems of philosophy
 5    IV, 2    |         entire of this heresy, as attempted by them, I shall explain
 6    IV, 2    |       gain reliance for their own attempted conclusions, we shall at
 7    IV, 7    |       what they also say who have attempted to propound doctrines concerning
 8    IV, 8    |           principle which, he has attempted to prove, holds good of
 9    IV, 14   |    constitute the origin of their attempted system to be as follows.
10    IV, 45   |      refutation of those who have attempted to deceive them, but that
11    VI, 2    |         perpetrating his villany, attempted to deify himself. (But)
12    VI, 9    |         its feet was death, if it attempted to breathe; for it would (
13    VI, 15   | afterwards abjured the faith, and attempted these (aforesaid practices).
14    VI, 24   |      examined their systems (have attempted) to state compendiously,
15    VI, 36   |      other (tricks) this impostor attempted to perform. And so it was
16    VI, 37   |     Valentinus) wishes the heresy attempted by him to consist. Marcus,
17   VII, 7    |           universe as we have now attempted to delineate in outline,
18   VII, 24   |        who was by trade a banker, attempted to establish (the doctrine),
19   VII, 25   |     heretic) in the work which he attempted to write, and which he styled
20  VIII, 4    |         those who have propounded attempted arguments about inaccessible
21  VIII, 9    |           with his master. But he attempted (to establish) certain novel (
22  VIII, 10   |    opinions which also Hermogenes attempted to establish.~
23    IX, 1    |         and presumptuous men have attempted to scatter abroad the Church,
24    IX, 6    |          TO EXPLAIN IT.~Callistus attempted to confirm this heresy,--
25    IX, 6    |           description, the heresy attempted to be established by him
26    IX, 7    |  CARPOPHORUS; CALLISTUS ABSCONDS; ATTEMPTED SUICIDE; CONDEMNED TO THE
27    IX, 7    |         first time presumptuously attempted by them. These, then, (are
28    IX, 8    |        which has been audaciously attempted by this man.~
29     X, 11   |         But Justinus also himself attempted to establish similar opinions