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 1     I, 2 |         COSMOGONY; RULES OF HIS SECT; DISCOVERER OF PHYSIOGNOMY;
 2     I, 21|         also with the Indians a sect composed of those philosophizing
 3    VI, 36| inseparable (adherents of their sect). For they utter something
 4    IX, 7 |         AND ITS PRACTICES; THIS SECT IN EXISTENCE IN HIPPOLYTUS'
 5    IX, 8 |                           VIII. SECT OF THE ELCHASAITES; HIPPOLYTUS'
 6    IX, 14|      coming forward to join the sect must sell his possessions,
 7    IX, 15|         of the adherents of the sect may be present from a strange
 8    IX, 18|         become disciples of the sect, they do not immediately
 9    IX, 18|        approaches nearer to the sect's method of living, and
10    IX, 18|      amongst the members of the sect. Previous, however, to his
11    IX, 18|         that are members of his sect, and to divulge nothing
12    IX, 19|      the oaths and rites of the sect, he is not able to partake
13    IX, 23|                  XXIII. ANOTHER SECT OF THE ESSENI: THE PHARISEES.~
14    IX, 24|     actuated by self-love. This sect had its stronghold especially