Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 50|       strive by means of such discourses to strengthen their own
 2     V, 2 |    the heads of very numerous discourses which (the Naassene) asserts
 3   VII, 8 |   communicated to them secret discourses, which, I being specially
 4   VII, 8 |    secret disclosure from the discourses of Matthias.~
 5   VII, 26|     he devotes himself to the discourses of a certain Philumene as
 6    IX, 5 |       not been hearers of the discourses of Heraclitus, nevertheless,
 7     X, 11|      detailed in the previous discourses concerning this heretic'
 8     X, 11|   obey those silly and futile discourses will be saved, and that
 9     X, 21| devote their attention to the discourses of these above the Gospels,
10     X, 26|  rendered an account in other discourses. From the circumstance,
11     X, 29|      plausibility of eloquent discourses, yet who do not refuse to
12     X, 30|       fallacies of artificial discourses, nor the vain promises of