Book, Chapter

 1     V, 3 |         Gnostics, inventors of a novel grammatical art, magnify
 2     V, 19|          as if it were something novel, being under the impression
 3    VI, 16|  Egyptians, and introduced their novel opinions among the Greeks.
 4   VII, 8 |           and as if it were some novel (doctrine), and some secret
 5   VII, 17|          he was introducing some novel (opinion), founded a school
 6   VII, 19|         introduce something more novel, and has given an account
 7   VII, 23|      Byzantium, who introduced a novel heresy. He announces tenets
 8  VIII, 9 | attempted (to establish) certain novel (tenets), and affirmed that
 9  VIII, 10|          that he propounded some novel opinion, said that God made
10  VIII, 10|      things, as if introducing a novel tenet for his disciples.
11     X, 21|      down regulations concerning novel and strange fasts.~
12     X, 25|      introducing as it were some novel tenet, appropriated parts