Book, Chapter

 1     I, prooe|    conscience, will feel himself sufficiently under an obligation not
 2     I, 2    |         it seemed that they were sufficiently conversant with his mode
 3     I, 14   |           then, we think we have sufficiently adduced (the opinions of)
 4     I, 23   |          I consider that we have sufficiently explained; and from these
 5    IV, 4    |      timber at a distance. For a sufficiently long time after the descent
 6    IV, 18   |     pointed forehead, grey eyes, sufficiently beautiful, limbs somewhat
 7    IV, 45   |      speculations also have been sufficiently explained by us. But since
 8    IV, 46   | DISPOSITION OF THE STARS.~Having sufficiently explained these opinions,
 9    IV, 51   |          it appears that we have sufficiently explained these tenets likewise,
10     V, 14   |        grammarian, (after having sufficiently studied) grammar; (or) a
11     V, 17   |       appears to us to have been sufficiently elucidated. If, however,
12    VI, 5    |   Scripture, he says, has spoken sufficiently. And as regards instruction
13    VI, 15   |         seems to us that we have sufficiently explained Simon's tissue
14    VI, 32   |   Pythagorean (origin), has been sufficiently, indeed more than sufficiently,
15    VI, 32   |   sufficiently, indeed more than sufficiently, delineated. It therefore
16    VI, 32   |          by Valentinus have been sufficiently declared. It remains for
17    VI, 50   |  opinions of these men have been sufficiently explained, and that it has
18   VII, 19   |      consider that this has been sufficiently refuted by us, and that
19   VII, 19   |      since it seems that we have sufficiently explained the doctrines
20   VII, 26   |         these (tenets) have been sufficiently explained. Since, however,
21  VIII, 1    |         therefore adequately and sufficiently explained the doctrines
22  VIII, 8    |      heresy of Monoimus has been sufficiently refuted, let us see what
23    IX, 9    |      these heretics. Having then sufficiently explained their principles,
24    IX, 26   |         and barbarians have been sufficiently explained by us, and that
25     X, 28   |      therefore think that I have sufficiently answered those endued with