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Alphabetical [« »] consistency 1 consistent 1 consisting 3 consists 24 consolation 2 consonants 1 consorted 1	Frequency [« »] 24 chaldeans 24 circle 24 coming 24 consists 24 constituted 24 continue 24 earthly	Hyppolitus The refutation of all heresies IntraText - Concordances consists

   Book, Chapter
 1     I, 2 |         female and male, the world consists. But the world, he says,
 2     I, 16|        elements of which the world consists; (I mean) fire, air, earth,
 3    IV, 10|           parts of the world which consists according to harmony--this
 4    IV, 35|           these (sorcerers), which consists in the divination by means
 5    IV, 48|            said, Call it Lyre."~It consists of seven strings, signifying
 6     V, 4 |           says, nothing, and which consists of nothing, inasmuch as
 7     V, 10|          system of these (Peratae) consists of the astrological doctrine.~
 8     V, 11|           that without him nothing consists, either of things in heaven,
 9    VI, 40|            name, that is, Christ,) consists of many parts, and is among
10    VI, 44|             Jesus)--of the Saviour consists of six letters, but that
11    VI, 44|           the letters, one by one, consists of twenty-four elements,
12    VI, 44|         ineffable (name) in Christ consists of thirty letters, and this
13    VI, 44|         one. For the (name) Christ consists of eight elements; for Chi
14    VI, 44|            eight elements; for Chi consists of three, and R[ho] of two,
15    VI, 44|           ineffable name in Christ consists, they allege, of thirty
16    VI, 45|  eighty-eight, that is, Jesus, who consists of all numbers. And that
17    VI, 47|      statements: that the universe consists of a Monad and Duad, and
18    VI, 48|         the actual zodiacal circle consists of three hundred and sixty
19   VII, 6 |            up out of other things, consists of nonentities. If, then,
20   VII, 6 | particularly denominated Substance consists of these, it derives existence
21   VII, 14|         for these reasons the year consists of so many days);--but when,
22   VII, 17|    elements out of which the world consists and derives its being, are
23     X, 3 |          asserts that the universe consists of two substances, namely
24     X, 13|       every number (in particular) consists, as well as the generation