Book, Chapter

1     I, prooe|         not overlook any figment devised by those denominated philosophers
2    IV, 51   |       framed heterodox doctrines devised by themselves. Some indeed,
3     V, 1    |      through certain expressions devised by the energy of his own (
4     V, 18   | stupified into the transgression devised by (Justinus); and previously
5    VI, 35   |       were something divine, and devised by the Deity.4~
6  VIII, 4    |    ancient times have previously devised, in many particulars, the
7    IX, 7    |    transgressed his first faith, devised some such heresy as the
8     X, 2    |      three parts, in this manner devised from time to time their
9     X, 15   |       that the conceptions badly devised by the (just one) himself