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1 I, 7 | simultaneously, mind supervening introduced order. And material principles, 2 I, 16| equivalents for them being introduced, it remains eternal. Some 3 I, 20| Pyrrhonean philosophers, first introduced the notion of the incomprehensibility 4 IV, 42| elucidation of the opinions introduced as novelties by the heresiarchs; ( 5 V, 8 | stars. And since they have introduced a supposition pregnant with 6 VI, 16| from the Egyptians, and introduced their novel opinions among 7 VI, 42| regeneration that had been introduced into this number by that 8 VII, 17| separation and production (introduced) by Discord among the majority 9 VII, 23| native of Byzantium, who introduced a novel heresy. He announces 10 VIII, 13| that were to be hereafter introduced ineffectually by certain ( 11 IX, 1 | abroad the Church, and have introduced the greatest confusion among 12 IX, 2 | native of Smyrna. This person introduced a heresy from the tenets 13 X, 19| But Theodotus of Byzantium introduced a heresy of the following 14 X, 23| as well as crafty withal, introduced (among us) this heresy which