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 1     I, 16|           advances the contrary statement, "Why then are men punished
 2    IV, 10| Concerning the Moon, however, a statement has been previously made.
 3    IV, 28|        in their ears. But this (statement) is requisite, in order
 4     V, 8 |   ASTROLOGERS; THIS PROVED BY A STATEMENT OF THE ASTROLOGICAL THEORIES
 5     V, 11|          do the poets make this statement, but already also the very
 6     V, 11|       gods of generation. (This statement) is written, he says, in
 7     V, 12|                XII. COMPENDIOUS STATEMENT OF THE DOCTRINES OF THE
 8     V, 12|         we may by a compendious statement elucidate the entire doctrine
 9     V, 13| expedient to advance no further statement beyond those already put
10     V, 14|     account that they make this statement. Everything whatsoever you
11     V, 21| heresiarch) makes the following statement. There are three unbegotten
12    VI, 4 |      does not consider what the statement is which is made, namely,
13    VI, 5 |        the image (of him), that statement is enough which is made (
14    VI, 9 |         we ought to rely on his statement. If, however, God forms
15    VI, 23|        a soul, according to the statement of Plato. For the sun (being
16    VI, 31|          however, the following statement: That the trespasses appertaining
17    VI, 34|         greater accuracy to the statement made by us, they will become
18    VI, 47|       may prove it a more clear statement, viz., that these (Marcosians)
19    VI, 50|     Valentinus, let us see what statement likewise Basilides advances.~
20   VII, 3 |     however, that the foregoing statement may be clear, I shall prove (
21  VIII, 8 |   expressly makes the following statement: "Omitting to seek after
22  VIII, 13|      certain (heretics), made a statement thus: "The Spirit speaketh
23    IX, 5 |      ignorant. But he makes his statement thus: "When indeed, then,
24    IX, 6 |        would make the following statement: "The Father did not die,
25     X, 5 |   tenets to Mariamne, by such a statement belying both.~
26     X, 8 |  sapient fellow Simon makes his statement thus, that there is an indefinite