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 1    I, pref, 2|        all thy companions those doctrines which have been kept in
 2    I, pref, 3|          not only to make these doctrines known to thee, but also
 3    I,  4, 3  |   profound mysteries. For these doctrines are not at all similar to
 4    I, 10, 2  |       point of eloquence, teach doctrines different from these (for
 5    I, 12     |                        XII. THE DOCTRINES OF THE FOLLOWERS OF PTOLEMY
 6    I, 15, 6  |         as these confirming the doctrines of error,~Furnishing signs
 7    I, 16, 3  |     rejoice in their fictitious doctrines, so much the more should
 8    I, 22, 1  |       then, by their pernicious doctrines, they change [this truth
 9    I, 23     |                          XXIII. DOCTRINES AND PRACTICES OF SIMON MAGUS
10    I, 23, 4  |    author of these most impious doctrines, being called Simonians;
11    I, 24     |                           XXIV. DOCTRINES OF SATURNINUS AND BASILIDES.~
12    I, 24, 3  |      immense development to his doctrines. He sets forth that Nous
13    I, 25     |                            XXV. DOCTRINES OF CARPOCRATES.~1.
14    I, 25, 3  |        to conceal their impious doctrines, they abuse the name [of
15    I, 25, 6  |    Anicetus, and, holding these doctrines, she led multitudes astray.
16    I, 26     |                           XXVI. DOCTRINES OF CERINTHUS, THE EBIONITES,
17    I, 27     |                          XXVII. DOCTRINES OF CERDO AND MARCION.~1.
18    I, 27, 4  |   others, yet they do teach his doctrines. They set forth, indeed,
19    I, 27, 4  |         disseminating their own doctrines by the use of a good name,
20    I, 28     |                         XXVIII. DOCTRINES OF TATIAN, THE ENCRATITES,
21    I, 28, 1  |    involved. Forming one set of doctrines out of a totally different
22    I, 29     |                           XXIX. DOCTRINES OF VARIOUS OTHER GNOSTIC
23    I, 30     |                            XXX. DOCTRINES OF THE OPHITES AND SETHIANS.~
24    I, 31     |                           XXXI. DOCTRINES OF THE CAINITES.~1.
25    I, 31, 3  |     also to bring forward their doctrines, with the hope that perchance
26    I, 31, 3  |        with contempt upon their doctrines, while at the same time
27    I, 31, 4  |     their wicked and undigested doctrines, and to set forth doctrines
28    I, 31, 4  |     doctrines, and to set forth doctrines agreeable to the truth.
29   II, pref, 1|     between them, their several doctrines, and the order of their
30   II, pref, 1|         impious and irreligious doctrines into this life; and I explained
31   II,  8, 3  |    proved groundless, and their doctrines untenable. Empty, too, are
32   II,  9, 1  |   derived from those who allege doctrines opposite to ours, is of
33   II,  9, 2  |         impious and irreligious doctrines against the Creator. These [
34   II, 11, 2  |  inquiries concerning their own doctrines, to exhibit their improbability,
35   II, 24, 4  |  forward impious and abominable doctrines, the detection and overthrow
36   II, 27, 1  |      setting forth antagonistic doctrines, like the questions current
37   II, 30, 2  |        refute them by their own doctrines; but in thus acting may
38   II, 32     |      THE WICKED AND BLASPHEMOUS DOCTRINES OF THE HERETICS.~1.
39  III, pref, 1|        to light the Valentinian doctrines, concealed, as their votaries
40  III, pref, 1| heretics--to exhibit both their doctrines and successions, and to
41  III,  4, 2  |       conceive anything of the [doctrines suggested by the] portentous
42  III, 11, 1  |       to put an end to all such doctrines, and to establish the rule
43  III, 15, 1  |       did they teach one set of doctrines in private, and another
44  III, 15, 2  |         is, that when they hold doctrines similar to ours, we, without
45  III, 16, 1  |     those who should teach such doctrines were agents of Satan, sent
46  III, 17, 4  |     prophets announce,--all the doctrines of these men who have invented
47  III, 21, 9  |          Spirit foreknowing the doctrines of the evil teachers; that
48  III, 24, 1  |   exposed, who bring in impious doctrines regarding our Maker and
49   IV, pref, 3|      preach to us to shun these doctrines, foreseeing by the Spirit
50   IV, 12, 4  |        worship Me, teaching the doctrines and the commandments of
51   IV, 32, 1  |       those who introduce other doctrines conceal from us the opinion
52   IV, 33, 3  |         they have invented such doctrines, shall himself reprove them,
53   IV, 33, 9  |        for that their system of doctrines is the true witness [for
54    V, pref, 1|         been exposed, and their doctrines brought to light, and these
55    V, pref, 1|   endeavour to teach them false doctrines, and lead them away from
56    V, pref, 1|        them, casting away their doctrines as filth by means of the
57    V,  1, 1  |    communion with God,--all the doctrines of the heretics fall to
58    V, 20, 2  |       therefore, to avoid their doctrines, and to take careful heed