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 1    I, pref, 2|          their sentiments are very different,--I have deemed it my duty (
 2    I,  7, 3  |        divide the prophecies [into different classes], maintaining that
 3    I,  9, 5  |           if they were inspired by different spirits of error. For this
 4    I, 10, 2  |      believe or hand down anything different, nor do those in Spain,
 5    I, 10, 2  |         eloquence, teach doctrines different from these (for no one is
 6    I, 10, 3  |           form, but differently to different individuals; and show why
 7    I, 22, 1  |          truth; for almost all the different sects of heretics admit
 8    I, 24, 1  |     opportunities, and promulgated different systems of doctrine--the
 9    I, 25, 6  |             and others formed from different kinds of material; while
10    I, 28, 1  |         doctrines out of a totally different system of opinions, and
11   II, 13, 2  |          from Nous, and obtaining [different] appellation according to
12   II, 13, 2  |            then old, has received [different] appellations according
13   II, 13, 4  |             be produced as if by a different Being.~5.
14   II, 14, 4  |         but that every one of the [different kinds of substance] mentioned
15   II, 15, 1  |       those which are defined by a different number? Moreover, how did
16   II, 15, 2  |         not into some other number different from these? Moreover, with
17   II, 17, 2  |            are they compounded and different, unlike [to each other]
18   II, 17, 3  |           they are [formed of some different substance. Now, if the beings
19   II, 17, 3  |          other hand, they are of a different substance, which is capable
20   II, 17, 4  |           cannot be possessed of a different kind of light from that
21   II, 20, 5  |         the disciples; otherwise a different person would not have been
22   II, 24, 1  |          the Greeks, contained in [different] letters;--[this, I say,]
23   II, 25, 1  |         they may be turned in many different directions. But, on the
24   II, 31, 1  |        repeat the same views under different names, but do, to a greater
25   II, 35     |           UNDER THE INSPIRATION OF DIFFERENT GODS.~1.
26   II, 35, 2  |           under the inspiration of different gods, will be easily overthrown
27   II, 35, 3  |          from these that there are different powers and gods, let them
28   II, 35, 3  |          titles of a succession of different beings, but of one and the
29   II, 35, 4  |        deriving his substance from different gods or powers, but [declare]
30  III,  8, 3  | necessarily in all respects have a different term [applied to them],
31  III, 10, 3  |   accustomed to glorify any other, different from Him whom the shepherds [
32  III, 14, 1  |            Gospel, learned nothing different from him (Paul), as has
33  III, 16, 5  |          that He was formed of two different substances. For this reason
34  III, 17, 4  |            hold opinions which are different, but absolutely contrary,
35  III, 21, 3  |          now show a desire to make different translations, when we refute
36  III, 23, 5  |           this, but was altogether different. For, having been beguiled
37  III, 24, 2  |       regard to the same things at different times, and never attaining
38   IV, pref, 4|            regions, and promulgate different [opinions], do nevertheless
39   IV,  1, 2  |            will appear to enjoin a different course upon His disciples
40   IV,  4, 3  |            makes the wheat are not different persons, but one and the
41   IV,  6, 6  |           who was known, was not a different being from Him who declared "
42   IV, 18, 4  |     maintaining that the Father is different from the Creator, do, when
43   IV, 20, 5  |         seen by the prophets was a different [God], the Father of all
44   IV, 33, 15 |       prophecies were derived from different sources.~
45   IV, 34, 5  |      prophets [were inspired] by a different God, and that our Lord [
46   IV, 35, 4  |           are not agreed, but give different answers regarding them.
47   IV, 36, 7  |          sent into the vineyard at different periods of the day, one
48   IV, 40, 2  |            would have been equally different [one from the other]; one,
49    V,  1, 2  |      appeared in outward semblance different from what he was in reality,
50    V,  4, 1  |           which is quickened in no different manner than by God granting [
51    V, 12, 2  |            what has been made is a different thing from him who makes
52    V, 12, 6  |         was His object in healing [different] portions of the flesh,
53    V, 14, 2  |         material [of flesh] from a different substance [than from what
54    V, 14, 3  |          the flesh of the Lord was different from ours, because it indeed
55    V, 17, 1  |          any other, while it was a different being who said, "Thy sins
56    V, 17, 2  |        Father, and men glorified a different Father when they beheld
57    V, 26     |          WHO INVENT ANOTHER FATHER DIFFERENT FROM THE CREATOR.~1.
58    V, 33, 4  |        case of savage men, both of different nations and various habits,