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 1    I,  3, 3 |         twelfth month. For their opinion is, that He continued to
 2    I,  5, 3 |       his mother originated this opinion in his mind, because she
 3    I, 15, 2 |         clear statement of their opinion as to the origin of the
 4    I, 16, 3 |        the third defect. Such an opinion we should detest and execrate,
 5    I, 21, 5 |         daily to invent some new opinion, and to bring out what no
 6    I, 25, 4 |        simply in virtue of human opinion. They deem it necessary,
 7    I, 25, 5 | indifferent, are reckoned by the opinion of men--some good and some
 8    I, 28, 1 |         inventors of any sort of opinion which they may have been
 9    I, 28, 1 |       lately, however, that this opinion has been invented among
10    I, 28, 1 |          Adam's salvation was an opinion due entirely to himself.~
11   II,  1, 5 |   brought to an end, and such an opinion will of necessity fall to
12   II,  6, 3 |          who, according to their opinion, formed them and the whole
13   II, 10, 1 |     awaits solution; nor, in the opinion of those possessed of sense,
14   II, 12, 2 |          is a necessity in their opinion, that a female AEon should
15   II, 13, 8 |         untenable and impossible opinion. And let us see how the
16   II, 14, 1 |       and that from this, in his opinion, were derived all the rest
17   II, 14, 2 |      poet Homer, again, held the opinion that Oceanus, along with
18   II, 14, 2 |         Atheist," gave it as his opinion that animals were formed
19   II, 14, 4 |                             This opinion, too, that they hold the
20   II, 14, 4 |    Mother. Then again, as to the opinion that everything of necessity
21   II, 14, 5 |         perfection. Again, their opinion as to the indifference of [
22   II, 18, 3 |      exist apart by itself. This opinion [of theirs], however, is
23   II, 18, 7 |        presumption, and truly an opinion of men totally destitute
24   II, 19, 3 |         God who made them, is an opinion that can be held only by
25   II, 19, 8 |      seek the truth from a false opinion; in the same way have I (
26   II, 19, 9 |     degeneracy? It is thus their opinion that, unless the AEons had
27   II, 22, 5 |        may establish their false opinion regarding that which is
28   II, 24, 1 |       further demonstrates their opinion false, and their fictitious
29   II, 26, 3 |      Himself, and exalts his own opinion above the greatness of the
30   II, 27, 2 |        those who hold a contrary opinion, they themselves testify,
31   II, 32, 1 |           Moreover, this impious opinion of theirs with respect to
32   II, 32, 1 |     others unrighteous, in human opinion only, He never would have
33   II, 33, 2 |          first to introduce this opinion, when he could not set them
34   II, 35    |         OF BASILIDES, AND OF THE OPINION THAT THE PROPHETS UTTERED
35  III,  3, 2 |        by blindness and perverse opinion, assemble in unauthorized
36  III,  5, 2 |         in accordance with their opinion at the time, but according
37  III,  5, 2 |         them in harmony with the opinion of His questioners, but
38  III, 11, 3 | impassible. But according to the opinion of no one of the heretics
39  III, 11, 9 |     arranged and harmonized. The opinion of those men, therefore,
40  III, 12, 6 |    people in accordance with the opinion instilled into them of old,
41  III, 12, 6 |         but since such was their opinion regarding God, they had
42  III, 12, 6 |         strengthening the untrue opinion of these men regarding God.
43  III, 12, 7 |   perseveres in one and the same opinion with regard to God and His
44  III, 12, 13|  accordance with old-established opinion? If this had been the course
45  III, 12, 14|        that they may declare our opinion by word of mouth. For it
46  III, 13    |          XIII. REFUTATION OF THE OPINION, THAT PAUL WAS THE ONLY
47  III, 15, 3 |          they knew no other. The opinion of the apostles, therefore,
48  III, 16, 1 |        being divided in [actual] opinion: for, as I have already
49  III, 20, 1 |          those who held the same opinion as Jonah regarding the Lord,
50  III, 20, 1 |          never adopt an opposite opinion with regard to God, supposing
51  III, 20, 2 |        boasting, the true glory (opinion) regarding created things
52   IV, 18, 5 |    therefore, either alter their opinion, or cease from offering
53   IV, 18, 5 |          just mentioned. But our opinion is in accordance with the
54   IV, 18, 5 |          in turn establishes our opinion. For we offer to Him His
55   IV, 30, 3 |          partake of what, in the opinion of men, is the property
56   IV, 32, 1 |    doctrines conceal from us the opinion which they themselves hold
57   IV, 33, 3 |         God], while their [real] opinion and their understanding (
58   IV, 33, 5 |      become man] only in [human] opinion. For how can they imagine
59   IV, 37, 5 |          to man, since he has an opinion specially his own. And again, "
60   IV, 39, 1 |          surmise arising from an opinion regarding them. For just
61   IV, 41, 4 |         the Lord, to examine the opinion of this man, and expound
62    V,  1, 2 |    Valentinus who put forth this opinion, in order that they my exclude
63    V,  3, 1 |        him from forming an undue opinion of his own nature (non aberrare