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 1    I, 21, 2  |        for perfection; and they allege that the former is animal,
 2   II,  8, 3  |      reasons already stated, to allege that some other being formed
 3   II,  9, 1  |       is derived from those who allege doctrines opposite to ours,
 4  III,  2, 1  |         of tradition. For [they allege] that the truth was not
 5  III, 11, 1  |      His Word; and not, as they allege, that the Creator was one,
 6  III, 11, 2  |        of things above, as they allege; but the Demiurge accomplished
 7  III, 11, 3  |      through a tube; but others allege him to be the Son of the
 8  III, 13, 1  |     those (the Marcionites) who allege that Paul alone knew the
 9  III, 13, 2  |        the Father is truth). To allege, then, that these men did
10  III, 15, 1  |                   But again, we allege the same against those who
11  III, 15, 2  | themselves "the spiritual," and allege that they have already become
12  III, 16, 1  |        above, whom they do also allege to be Himself the receptacle
13  III, 16, 8  |        these disciples of error allege to be a production of those
14  III, 21, 1  |         Virgin. But not as some allege, among those now presuming
15  III, 22, 1  |           Those, therefore, who allege that He took nothing from
16   IV, pref, 3|   Only-begotten. And since they allege that the Creator originated
17   IV,  6, 1  | announced by the prophets, they allege not to be the Father of
18   IV, 19, 1  |      our comprehension]. But to allege that those things which
19   IV, 20, 5  |       but they did not, as some allege, [proclaim] that He who
20   IV, 24, 1  |        task, because they could allege proofs from the Scriptures,
21   IV, 27, 4  |         vast number of them, do allege that there was indeed one
22   IV, 29, 1  |     servants." Those, then, who allege such difficulties, do not
23   IV, 30, 2  |     them. And [these objectors] allege that [the Israelites] acted
24   IV, 34, 3  |      they being ignorant, as ye allege, of the ineffable Father,
25   IV, 35     |         REFUTATION OF THOSE WHO ALLEGE THAT THE PROPHETS UTTERED
26   IV, 35, 2  |    those that are ancients, and allege no longer that these men,
27    V,  1, 2  |       Vain indeed are those who allege that He appeared in mere
28    V,  6, 2  |         the utmost blasphemy to allege, that the temple of God,
29    V, 13, 3  |              For thus they will allege that this passage refers
30    V, 13, 5  |     said, these men must either allege that the apostle expresses
31    V, 14, 3  |               If, then, any one allege that in this respect the
32    V, 31, 2  |        be put to confusion, who allege that "the lower parts" refer