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 1     I, 2 |        after him Pyrrhus of Delos; fifth, Pythagoras. And Diodorus
 2     I, 17|          this also vanishes in the fifth body, which he supposes,
 3     I, 17|           stated, vanishes (in the fifth body). This (speculator),
 4     V, 9 |             third Uo, fourth Uoab, fifth ... Other trustworthy managers (
 5    VI, 1 |           this, (and) which is the fifth of the Refutation of Heresies.
 6    VI, 11|          clammy, (or cold); so the fifth book of the law constitutes
 7    VI, 33|           projected by a first and fifth place, Arche; and from Anennoetus,
 8    VI, 43|         the power of Iota, and the fifth of O[micron], and the sixth
 9   VII, 7 |  superficies constitutes a certain fifth substance, and is remote
10   VII, 7 | consistence. And this is a certain fifth Substance, according to
11   VII, 7 |             And (the topic of this fifth nature) constitutes a distinct
12   VII, 7 |         him, entitled Concerning a Fifth Substance, and in this work
13    IX, 16|            having worked up to the fifth hour they leave off. Then
14     X, 3 |         assumed the existence of a fifth, and (that this is) a body
15     X, 16|            will assert Him to be a fifth God. But this heretic is