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 1  VIII, 4 |     however, are the tenets of Monoimus, we shall not be silent.~
 2  VIII, 5 |                             V. MONOIMUS; MAN THE UNIVERSE, ACCORDING
 3  VIII, 5 |     THE UNIVERSE, ACCORDING TO MONOIMUS; HIS SYSTEM OF THE MONAD.~
 4  VIII, 5 |       HIS SYSTEM OF THE MONAD.~Monoimus the Arabian was far removed
 5  VIII, 5 |       high-sounding poet. (For Monoimus) supposes that there is
 6  VIII, 5 |  sentiments) into other words, Monoimus says that man is the universe.
 7  VIII, 5 |    thus constituted in power, (Monoimus alleges) that the son was
 8  VIII, 6 |                            VI. MONOIMUS' "IOTA;" HIS NOTION OF THE "
 9  VIII, 7 |                           VII. MONOIMUS ON THE SABBATH; ALLEGORIZES
10  VIII, 8 |                          VIII. MONOIMUS EXPLAINS HIS OPINIONS IN
11  VIII, 8 |       DERIVED FROM PYTHAGORAS.~Monoimus himself, accordingly, in
12  VIII, 8 |        But since the heresy of Monoimus has been sufficiently refuted,
13     X, 13|                          XIII. MONOIMUS.~But the followers of Monoimus
14     X, 13| MONOIMUS.~But the followers of Monoimus the Arabian assert that
15     X, 13|       but by part of Him. And (Monoimus asserts) that the Son of
16     X, 13|         When, therefore, says (Monoimus), Moses mentions the rod'
17     X, 13|      then, are the opinions of Monoimus also.~