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 1     I, prooe|      greater antiquity than these (heresies), and more deserving of
 2     I, prooe|            first pro-pounded these heresies, as we shall subsequently
 3     I, 22   |         have presumed to introduce heresies; but the Druids resort to
 4     I, 23   |        DERIVATIVE CHARACTER OF THE HERESIES FROM HEATHEN PHILOSOPHY.~
 5    IV, 13   |        framed enormous and endless heresies; and one of these is Colarbasus,
 6    IV, 45   |           only for a refutation of heresies, but also in reference to
 7    IV, 45   |      fundamental principles of the heresies, more intelligent not only
 8    IV, 46   |         have determined concerning heresies, and by compelling their (
 9     V, 1    |           to the refutation of the heresies; but it is for the purpose
10     V, 6    |           neither do the remaining heresies present much difference
11     V, 18   |        resemblance to the foresaid heresies. For all, forced together
12     V, 22   |            I have encountered many heresies, yet with no wicked (heresiarch)
13     V, 23   |                  XXIII. SUBSEQUENT HERESIES DEDUCIBLE FROM THE SYSTEM
14     V, 23   |            opinions put forward in heresies following (in the way of
15    VI, 1    |          PROGENITORS OF SUBSEQUENT HERESIES.~Whatever opinions, then,
16    VI, 1    |         fifth of the Refutation of Heresies. But now also I shall not
17   VII, 19   |         from admixture (with other heresies), is that which has its
18  VIII, 1    |                                 I. HERESIES HITHERTO REFUTED; OPINIONS
19  VIII, 3    |            proportionate number of heresies, with the utmost emulation,
20  VIII, 3    |          seek Jesus. Now all these heresies have their own peculiar
21    IX, 1    |          maintained concerning all heresies by us who, at all events,
22    IX, 1    |            and refutation of those heresies that have sprung up in our
23    IX, 9    |       fragments from the aforesaid heresies. And he asserts that Christ
24    IX, 12   | argumentative straggle against all heresies, we, devoutly pressing forward
25    IX, 26   |         have presumed to establish heresies, may regard with scorn their
26     X, 1    |           through the labyrinth of heresies, but have unravelled (their
27     X, 25   |           of their system from all heresies, and procured a strange
28     X, 28   |        thus have framed ridiculous heresies.~