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 1    IV, 2 |         analogies), Euphrates the Peratic, and Acembes 4 the Carystian,
 2    IV, 2 |         is to invalidate also the Peratic system, as a branch growing
 3     V, 7 |          and that this, says (the Peratic), is what is spoken: "It
 4     V, 7 |          afterwards declare. (The Peratic) then says that Christ descended
 5     V, 8 |      HENCE THE TERMINOLOGY OF THE PERATIC HERETICS.~Let us, then,
 6     V, 8 |           the originators of this Peratic heresy, viz., Euphrates
 7     V, 8 |       heresy, viz., Euphrates the Peratic, and Celbes the Carystian,
 8     V, 8 |          astrologers, some of the Peratic treatises, from which, by
 9     V, 8 | opportunity of perceiving how the Peratic doctrines are those confessedly
10     V, 9 |        inscribes the book.~X. THE PERATIC HERESY NOMINALLY DIFFERENT
11     V, 10|   ascensions to centres. (Now the Peratic here-ties), affixing an
12     V, 11|     generation. For if, says (the Peratic), anything be altogether
13     V, 11|          death." This death, (the Peratic) says, seizes the Egyptians
14     V, 12|         diversified wisdom of the Peratic heresy, which it is difficult
15     V, 13|                         XIII. THE PERATIC HERESY NOT GENERALLY KNOWN.~
16     V, 13|        have plainly explained the Peratic heresy, and by many (arguments)
17     X, 6 |      Carystian, and Euphrates the Peratic, say that there is some
18     X, 6 |          to its consummation, the Peratic affirms that there came
19     X, 6 |           be saved. For, says the Peratic, the things that have been
20     X, 6 |           to be punished. And the Peratic states that there are two