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 1    I, pref, 2|        Valentinus. I shall also endeavour, according to my moderate
 2    I,  3, 6  |      and the apostles that they endeavour to derive proofs for their
 3    I,  8, 1  |       ropes of sand, while they endeavour to adapt with an air of
 4    I,  8, 1  |         wives' fables, and then endeavour, by violently drawing away
 5    I,  9, 4  | hypothesis they fancy, and then endeavour to support them out of the
 6    I, 15, 6  |      saintly elder. And I shall endeavour to state the remainder of
 7    I, 16, 1  |      the Gospel], these persons endeavour to set forth things in a
 8    I, 16, 2  |     type of the left hand,--but endeavour to secure one more, which,
 9    I, 18, 4  |    Triacontad, they strenuously endeavour to demonstrate by the ark
10    I, 26, 2  |      prophetical writings, they endeavour to expound them in a somewhat
11   II, pref, 1|       the alphabet, they boldly endeavour to establish [what they
12   II,  5, 4  |         moved by repentance, to endeavour to extirpate the results
13   II, 10, 1  |         the fact that they thus endeavour to explain ambiguous passages
14   II, 19, 9  |      talk, which they cunningly endeavour to accommodate to the parables,
15   II, 20, 1  |        I prove as follows: They endeavour, for instance, to demonstrate
16   II, 22, 1  |     after His baptism; and they endeavour to establish this point
17   II, 24, 1  |     system untenable, that they endeavour to bring forward proofs
18   II, 26, 2  |         on each one's head, and endeavour to search out the reason
19   II, 26, 2  |     number of the hairs, should endeavour to apply that for the commendation
20   II, 26, 3  |     stars of heaven, and should endeavour to think out the causes
21   II, 28, 2  |       case, for instance, if we endeavour to explain the cause of
22   II, 32, 2  |       fact indeed is, that they endeavour to learn none of these,
23  III, 25, 7  |       it shall not weary us, to endeavour with all our might to stretch
24   IV,  5, 5  |       holding perverse opinions endeavour to overthrow, because of
25   IV, 18, 3  | sacrifice. For if any one shall endeavour to offer a sacrifice merely
26   IV, 28     |        IT DEMANDS FROM US, THEY ENDEAVOUR TO SHOW THAT THERE IS ANOTHER
27   IV, 28, 1  |   formerly did not obey God, do endeavour to bring in another Father,
28   IV, 37, 6  |        without their own proper endeavour, care, or study, but would
29    V, pref, 1|       Lord in parables--I shall endeavour, in this the fifth book
30    V, pref, 1|      way perverted by those who endeavour to teach them false doctrines,
31    V, 13, 5  |     thing can they say, if they endeavour to interpret otherwise this
32    V, 24, 3  |       hearts of those who would endeavour to serve him, to the forgetting
33    V, 25, 1  |          gods; and that he will endeavour in a tyrannical manner to
34    V, 33, 4  |         aware that some persons endeavour to refer these words to
35    V, 35, 1  |          If, however, any shall endeavour to allegorize [prophecies]