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 1 3 |         exclude all heathens and heretics with their figments; proving
 2 8 |       the fables and figments of heretics, the Church knows and worships,
 3 9 |          Christ are known to all heretics, but are even better known
 4 10|        OPPOSED TO THE FANCIES OF HERETICS, WHO DENY THAT HE TOOK UPON
 5 10|          know not what--of those heretics who reject the authority
 6 10|          that is a Christ of the heretics who was--as it is said--
 7 10|         or starry flesh, as some heretics have pretended. Nor can
 8 11|       have given assent to other heretics, who in this place maintain
 9 11|         For this contempt of the heretics will recoil also upon God
10 11|    moreover, no blindness of the heretics shall prescribe to the truth.
11 15|       descent of His, made these heretics their successors, seeing
12 16|      hand He is man only, as the heretics will have it, how shall
13 16|      attributed to Christ by the heretics.~
14 18|       God. Let them ask what the heretics can make of this present
15 18|       the Father's mind. And the heretics ought to understand that
16 18|     company with two angels, the heretics have believed the Father
17 21|         creature? And unless the heretics receive it thus, they will
18 21|        put on the flesh? Let the heretics seek out. For we know that
19 22|          Lord and God, which the heretics will not have.~
20 23|        IS SO MANIFEST, THAT SOME HERETICS HAVE THOUGHT HIM TO BE GOD
21 23| arguments from the side of other heretics. It is a substantial kind
22 23|  Scriptures to be God, that many heretics, moved by the magnitude
23 23|          Father. Moreover, other heretics have so far embraced the
24 24|      frauds and artifices of the heretics. For if it were thus only, "
25 24|        of the calumnies of these heretics, we easily depend upon that
26 24|      really afforded occasion to heretics to declare that the Son
27 24|        against the desire of the heretics, between the Son of God
28 26|        only, but God also, other heretics, breaking forth, contrive
29 27|   REPLIES TO A PASSAGE WHICH THE HERETICS EMPLOYED IN DEFENCE OF THEIR
30 27|         facility. For if, as the heretics think, Christ were the Father,
31 27|        said "one" thing, let the heretics understand that He did not
32 29|         rule of truth, overcomes heretics, turns out the wicked, guards
33 29|         uncontaminated; destroys heretics, corrects the perverse,
34 30|         NOTWITHSTANDING THE SAID HERETICS HAVE GATHERED THE ORIGIN
35 30|        faith stands. But because heretics, ever struggling against
36 30|  sacrilegious reproaches of such heretics as these. But neither the
37 30|       furnished a scandal to the heretics, not assuredly by the fault
38 30|   whereby they have chosen to be heretics. And in the first place,