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1    IX, 6|        embraced) the tenets of Sabellius. But Callistus perverted
2    IX, 6|        But Callistus perverted Sabellius himself, and this, too,
3    IX, 6|    time) during our admonition Sabellius did not evince obduracy;
4    IX, 6| similar opinions to Cleomenes. Sabellius, however, did not then perceive
5    IX, 7|      HIM; CALLISTUS ACCUSED BY SABELLIUS; HIPPOLYTUS' ACCOUNT OF
6    IX, 7|     pursued, he excommunicated Sabellius, as not entertaining orthodox
7    IX, 7|    being frequently accused by Sabellius, as one that had transgressed
8    IX, 7|     betrayed into the tenet of Sabellius, whereas at another into