Book, Chapter

 1     I, 22|     The Celts esteem these as prophets and seers, on account of
 2    IV, 15|   celebrity, should be styled prophets. And they, measuring the
 3     V, 21|        Baruch was sent to the Prophets, that through the Prophets
 4     V, 21|    Prophets, that through the Prophets the spirit that dwelleth
 5     V, 21|      Father, enticed away the prophets, and all (of them) were
 6     V, 21|     following words: "All the prophets anterior to you have been
 7    VI, 14|       call him. "And that the prophets, deriving their inspiration
 8    VI, 14|    said,) that towards these (prophets) those felt no concern up
 9    VI, 30|       AND BARDESANES.~All the prophets, therefore, and the law
10    VI, 30| generations." For none of the prophets, he says, said anything
11    VI, 50|       criminate Moses and the prophets, alleging that these speak
12   VII, 13| Archon of the Ogdoad. All the prophets, therefore, who were before
13   VII, 25|     preached by Moses and the prophets was not Father of Jesus
14   VII, 26|      slanders against law and prophets, by alleging that the things
15  VIII, 12|     these, than from law, and prophets, and the Gospels. But they
16    IX, 10|       adulteresses, and false prophets, if you are desirous of
17    IX, 17|       readings of the law and prophets; and moreover also, if there
18    IX, 24|  however, devote attention to prophets, but neither do they to
19    IX, 25|    the Law certainly, and the prophets, preached beforehand that
20    IX, 25|   signs which the law and the prophets have shown beforehand, whereas,
21     X, 11|      issued directions to the prophets, in order that the spirit
22     X, 16|    the "Good Being," whom the prophets did not know, and Christ
23     X, 16|       against the law and the prophets, and attempts to abolish
24     X, 29|    and these have been styled prophets, on account of their foreshowing
25     X, 29|     of incidents gone by, the prophets brought them back to the
26     X, 29| precepts not by the person of prophets, nor terrifying the soul