Book, Chapter

 1     I, 15|     his (lectures on) wisdom, established a school, combining together
 2    IV, 15|      doctrines tempted (to be established) by themselves, as shall
 3     V, 2 |    after the Phrygians, it is established, are of greater antiquity
 4     V, 16|        so also has there been established one (locality) of separation.
 5    VI, 17| arguments by which Valentinus established his tenets, I shall now
 6   VII, 5 |        But who it is that has established this substance as an originating
 7    IX, 6 |    the heresy attempted to be established by him may be easily known,
 8    IX, 7 |    ventured on such opinions, established a school of theology in
 9    IX, 7 |    most astonishing Callistus established, whose school continues,
10     X, 29|     will, why should a law be established? For a law will not be laid
11     X, 29|  Nearer our own day was there established a law, full of gravity and