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 1     I, prooe|          have likewise, on a former occasion, expounded the doctrines
 2     I, 23   |          these the heretics, taking occasion, have endeavoured to establish
 3     I, 23   |           heretics likewise, taking occasion from them, are considered
 4    IV, 15   |       Ulysses and Ajax. Who, taking occasion from this astonishing philosophy,
 5    IV, 34   |          any knavish person, taking Occasion (from my account), should
 6    VI, 30   |           question amongst them--an occasion both of divisions and dissension.
 7    VI, 34   |              And here we have taken occasion to explain how they make
 8    VI, 36   |          from which they have taken occasion to introduce the opinions
 9   VII, 2    |             even though on a former occasion the opinions propounded
10   VII, 25   |         Cerdon himself also, taking occasion in like manner from these (
11  VIII, 12   |         heresy of these has been an occasion of evils to many. We therefore
12    IX, 5    | pre-eminently honour," not (on this occasion, though previously), having
13    IX, 6    |          suffering." And on another occasion, when he would make the
14    IX, 7    |          not a Christian, but seeks occasion of death, having made away
15    IX, 8    |             these knaveries, taking occasion from the aforesaid tenet
16    IX, 15   |            native land, and on each occasion that they go on a journey
17     X, 3    |       Mother Earth."~And on another occasion thus:--~"But indeed ye all
18     X, 22   |          immortal. These have taken occasion from a certain Noetus to
19     X, 28   |          the heresiarchs have taken occasion, and have transformed the