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 1     I, 4 |                            IV. HERACLITUS; HIS UNIVERSAL DOGMATISM;
 2     I, 4 |       FLUX; OTHER SYSTEMS.~But Heraclitus, a natural philosopher of
 3     I, 4 |     pure. So also it seemed to Heraclitus. After these arose also
 4     V, 11|      men among the Greeks. And Heraclitus is even one of these, employing
 5    VI, 4 |    SCRIPTURE; PLAGIARIZES FROM HERACLITUS AND ARISTOTLE; SIMON'S SYSTEM
 6    VI, 4 |     but even plagiarizing from Heraclitus the Obscure. And Simon denominates
 7    IX, 2 |      heresy from the tenets of Heraclitus. Now a certain man called
 8    IX, 3 |       the opinions advanced by Heraclitus "the Obscure," and we shall
 9    IX, 3 |     even though the opinion of Heraclitus has been expounded by us
10    IX, 4 |       ACCOUNT OF THE SYSTEM OF HERACLITUS.~Heraclitus then says that
11    IX, 4 |      THE SYSTEM OF HERACLITUS.~Heraclitus then says that the universe
12    IX, 4 |        things to be one," says Heraclitus; and because all do not
13    IX, 4 |        is creator, let us hear Heraclitus affirming in these words: "
14    IX, 5 |                             V. HERACLITUS' ESTIMATE OF HESIOD; PARADOXES
15    IX, 5 |        OF HESIOD; PARADOXES OF HERACLITUS; HIS ESCHATOLOGY; THE HERESY
16    IX, 5 |       OUR LORD.~In this manner Heraclitus assigns to the visible an
17    IX, 5 |     light, nor evil, nor good, Heraclitus affirms, is different, but
18    IX, 5 |         they are, according to Heraclitus, likewise) one. "Physicians,
19    IX, 5 | Physicians, undoubtedly," says Heraclitus, "when they make incisions
20    IX, 5 |   things."~But in this chapter Heraclitus simultaneously explains
21    IX, 5 |     disciple of Christ, but of Heraclitus. For this philosopher asserts
22    IX, 5 |   hearers of the discourses of Heraclitus, nevertheless, at any rate
23    IX, 5 |      proved to be disciples of Heraclitus? Did not (Heraclitus) the
24    IX, 5 |        of Heraclitus? Did not (Heraclitus) the Obscure anticipate
25    IX, 5 |      find in the philosophy of Heraclitus.~
26     X, 2 |     Hippasus of Metapontum and Heraclitus the Ephesian declared the