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 1    IV, 46|    strange marvel, as if the assertions made by them were fixed
 2     V, 16|    OF AMPA.~These, and other assertions similar to these, are made (
 3     V, 23| accomplished by adducing the assertions made by them; such (at least
 4    VI, 23|   These, then, and such like assertions, the Pythagoreans put forward;
 5    VI, 23|     world) we now make these assertions. But one who is an adept
 6    VI, 50|   REFUTED BY IRENAEUS.~These assertions, then, those who are of
 7  VIII, 8 |      Greeks, inasmuch as the assertions advanced by these (heretics)
 8    IX, 8 |   the principal heads of his assertions, in order that the reader,
 9    IX, 22| Greeks) who ventured to make assertions concerning God, or concerning
10     X, 7 |       These, then, l are the assertions which likewise these Sethians
11     X, 12|      Now the Docetae advance assertions of this description: that
12     X, 20|   others also make all their assertions similarly with those which