Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 3 |          being injected straight forward, and falling at one spot
 2    IV, 15|       fail, they say, in putting forward the difficulty, Perhaps
 3    IV, 28|        wish of themselves to put forward, having lost their minds.
 4    IV, 48|       lead them back, but guides forward by a straight path, those
 5     V, 1 |          my anxiety to urge many forward into a desire of learning,
 6     V, 1 |     refutation) that we have put forward the statements already made
 7     V, 5 |          thought proper to bring forward. For innumerable are the
 8     V, 8 |         in reality they have put forward similar tenets. (Nay more),
 9     V, 13|         beyond those already put forward; for the opinions propounded
10     V, 14|          of spirit, is propelled forward. When, however, this wave
11     V, 18|          an oath. Then he brings forward (these) fables for the purpose
12     V, 23|       elucidate the opinions put forward in heresies following (in
13    VI, 1 |        time deliberately brought forward into public notice their
14    VI, 13|  therefore, he himself, bringing forward himself by means of himself,
15    VI, 23| assertions, the Pythagoreans put forward; and the heretics, imitating
16    VI, 29|        statements which they put forward. But further, in addition
17   VII, 15|     whatever statements they put forward respecting a gospel. For
18   VII, 17|        hold on them, brings them forward, and attaches and associates
19    IX, 6 | presently. Now Callistus brought forward Zephyrinus himself, and
20    IX, 8 |         of which Callistus stood forward as a champion. For, perceiving
21    IX, 9 | INCANTATIONS.~This Elchasai puts forward as a decoy a polity (authorized
22    IX, 12|  heresies, we, devoutly pressing forward towards the kingdom's crown,
23    IX, 14|        that an individual coming forward to join the sect must sell
24    IX, 19|         they bind those who come forward. If, however, any one may
25    IX, 20|    instance gives those who come forward to gain admission as disciples,--
26    IX, 23|  regulations of the Law, and put forward teachers, whom they qualify
27     X, 1 |   discussed all the opinions put forward by the Greeks and heretics,
28     X, 22|          a certain Noetus to put forward their heresy.~