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 1    IX, 2|        DURING THE EPISCOPATES OF ZEPHYRINUS AND CALLISTUS; NOETIANISM
 2    IX, 2|          doctrine. At that time, Zephyrinus imagines that he administers
 3    IX, 2|     disciples of Cleomenes. But (Zephyrinus) himself, being in process
 4    IX, 2| augmentation, from the fact that Zephyrinus and Callistus helped them
 5    IX, 6|         CONDUCT OF CALLISTUS AND ZEPHYRINUS IN THE MATTER OF NOETIANISM;
 6    IX, 6|    NOETIANISM; AVOWED OPINION OF ZEPHYRINUS CONCERNING JESUS CHRIST;
 7    IX, 6|       man moulded to his purpose Zephyrinus, an ignorant and illiterate
 8    IX, 6|     definitions. And inasmuch as Zephyrinus was accessible to bribes,
 9    IX, 6|  Callistus succeeded in inducing Zephyrinus to create continually disturbances
10    IX, 6|        Callistus brought forward Zephyrinus himself, and induced him
11    IX, 6|       did not die, but the Son." Zephyrinus would in this way continue
12    IX, 7|     CALLISTUS ON VICTOR'S DEATH; ZEPHYRINUS FRIENDLY TO HIM; CALLISTUS
13    IX, 7|        And after Victor's death, Zephyrinus, having had Callistus as
14    IX, 7|          always associating with Zephyrinus, and, as I have previously
15    IX, 7|    disclosed, by force contrast, Zephyrinus to be a person able neither
16    IX, 7|      accustomed to converse with Zephyrinus on topics which yielded
17    IX, 7|         Thus, after the death of Zephyrinus, supposing that he had obtained (