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 1     I, 3 |    EMPEDOCLES; HIS TWOFOLD CAUSE; TENET OF TRANSMIGRATION.~But Empedocles,
 2     I, 3 |           does he concur with the tenet of transition of souls from
 3     I, 13|        ECPHANTUS; HIS SCEPTICISM; TENET OF INFINITY.~One Ecphantus,
 4     I, 19|          and in keeping with this tenet, (Epicurus maintained) that
 5     V, 8 |       stars, which is a Chaldean (tenet), has been arrogated to
 6     V, 15|   concerning the womb is also the tenet of Orpheus; and the (idea
 7     V, 15|           But now, as regards the tenet that the subjacent water
 8     V, 15|          in the assertion of this tenet. I say, the all-wise Sethians
 9    VI, 25|                          XXV. THE TENET OF THE DUAD MADE THE FOUNDATION
10   VII, 8 |    borrowed and furtively derived tenet from the Peripatetic (sage),
11   VII, 25|          Marcion corroborated the tenet of this (heretic) in the
12  VIII, 10|         as if introducing a novel tenet for his disciples. He does
13  VIII, 13|          proving that also, this (tenet of the Encratites) constitutes
14    IX, 7 |        one time betrayed into the tenet of Sabellius, whereas at
15    IX, 8 |       occasion from the aforesaid tenet of which Callistus stood
16    IX, 9 |         Now Elchasai adopted that tenet of pythagoras to which I
17     X, 25| introducing as it were some novel tenet, appropriated parts of their