Book, Chapter

 1     I, prooe|        is it from preserving the succession of any saint that they have
 2     I, 2    |         And they who received in succession his doctrine, did not much
 3     I, 4    | philosophy that has come down by succession from Pythagoras, we should
 4    VI, 1    |         follow these (Ophites in succession); nay, not one (speculation)
 5    VI, 21   |          pass) through the same (succession of changes once more). He
 6  VIII, 1    |      generally) see, and next in succession the fruit. Now, in this (
 7  VIII, 7    |      twofold (and) various. This succession of ten plagues is, he says,
 8  VIII, 7    | contained in what relates to the succession of the ten plagues and the
 9    IX, 2    |        these heretics during the succession of such bishops, continued
10    IX, 3    |      since we have exhibited the succession of their genealogy, it seems
11    IX, 23   |         ought not to cut off the succession of children; far, that if