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 1    VI, 34|                  XXXIV. SYSTEM OF MARCUS; A MERE IMPOSTOR; HIS WICKED
 2    VI, 34|         other teacher among them, Marcus, an adept in sorcery, carrying
 3    VI, 34|     become aware of the deceit of Marcus.~
 4    VI, 35|           JUGGLERY ON THE PART OF MARCUS.~And this (Marcus), infusing (
 5    VI, 35|         PART OF MARCUS.~And this (Marcus), infusing (the aforesaid)
 6    VI, 36|    attendance upon the bishop of (Marcus') disciples, as individuals
 7    VI, 37|                           XXXVII. MARCUS' SYSTEM EXPLAINED BY IRENAEUS;
 8    VI, 37|     SYSTEM EXPLAINED BY IRENAEUS; MARCUS' VISION; THE VISION OF VALENTINUS
 9    VI, 37|    Valentinus and his school. But Marcus, imitating his teacher,
10    VI, 37|      attempted by him to consist. Marcus, making a similar attempts
11    VI, 37|            and explained to this (Marcus) alone the generation of
12    VI, 38|                          XXXVIII. MARCUS' SYSTEM OF LETTERS.~But
13    VI, 38|     should say,) the vain toil of Marcus wishes that the Progenitor (
14    VI, 39| QUATERNION EXHIBITS "TRUTH."~And (Marcus alleged) that the Quaternion,
15    VI, 39|       body of Truth, according to Marcus. This is the figure of the
16    VI, 40|      after uttering these words, (Marcus details) that Truth, gazing
17    VI, 40|        she remained silent. While Marcus, however, was expecting
18    VI, 41|                              XLI. MARCUS' MYSTIC INTERPRETATION OF
19    VI, 46|                             XLVI. MARCUS' ACCOUNT OF THE BIRTH AND
20    VI, 46|       Ecclesia. And so it was, in Marcus' system, that the man (who
21    VI, 47|              XLVII. THE SYSTEM OF MARCUS SHOWN TO BE THAT OF PYTHAGORAS,
22    VI, 47|   QUOTATIONS FROM THE WRITINGS OF MARCUS' FOLLOWERS.~I trust, therefore,
23    VI, 47|          that these (adherents of Marcus), through their knowledge,
24    VI, 50|                                L. MARCUS AND COLARBASUS REFUTED BY
25    VI, 50|        proved whose disciples are Marcus and Colarbasus, who were