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 1     I, 20| philosophers, first introduced the notion of the incomprehensibility
 2    IV, 43|          BABYLONIANS; THE EGYPTIAN NOTION OF DEITY; THEIR THEOLOGY
 3    VI, 33|           volition). For first the notion was conceived of projecting
 4   VII, 15|           THE CREATURE; BASILIDES' NOTION OF THE INNER MAN, THE GOSPEL;
 5  VIII, 2 |                        II. DOCETIC NOTION OF THE INCARNATION; THEIR
 6  VIII, 2 |         ACCOUNT OF CREATION; THEIR NOTION OF A FIERY GOD.~And these (
 7  VIII, 6 |          VI. MONOIMUS' "IOTA;" HIS NOTION OF THE "SON OF MAN."~The
 8  VIII, 7 |      ALLEGORIZES THE ROD OF MOSES; NOTION CONCERNING THE DECALOGUE.~
 9  VIII, 10|           SOCRATIC PHILOSOPHY; HIS NOTION CONCERNING THE BIRTH AND
10    IX, 24|            they maintain) that the notion of the resurrection has