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 1    I, 27, 1 |        the time of Hyginus, who held the ninth place in the episcopal
 2    I, 29, 1 | describe the principal opinions held by them. Some of them, then,
 3   II,  1, 2 |     other points, and should be held in, bounded, and enclosed
 4   II, 14, 2 |          The poet Homer, again, held the opinion that Oceanus,
 5   II, 14, 6 |         their origin. And [they held] that one set of first principles
 6   II, 17, 8 |      cannot therefore longer be held, as these men teach, that
 7   II, 17, 10|         He must in that case be held free from blame, inasmuch
 8   II, 19, 3 |       is an opinion that can be held only by those utterly frantic,
 9   II, 22, 6 |     presided o'er, And converse held upon the golden floor."~
10   II, 24, 5 |          It cannot therefore be held that months of thirty days
11   II, 32, 1 |     only is the actual murderer held guilty of having killed
12   II, 32, 5 |        when He was made man, He held fellowship with His own
13   II, 33, 4 |    vivified, and increased, and held together by the latter;
14  III,  4, 1 |         with which the apostles held constant intercourse, and
15  III,  4, 3 |  flourished under Anicetus, who held the tenth place of the episcopate.
16  III,  8, 2 |      holds who binds, but he is held who is bound. And this he
17  III, 18, 7 |       sin into bondage, but was held by death, so that sin should
18  III, 20    |        LOT, AND OF THE BENEFITS HELD OUT TO HIM, HE DO NOT ACKNOWLEDGE
19  III, 20, 1 |         of Jonah, for those who held the same opinion as Jonah
20  III, 21, 2 |    while as yet the Macedonians held Asia, Ptolemy the son of
21  III, 23, 2 |      led them away captive, and held them for a long time in
22  III, 23, 8 |       whole human race is still held in a state of perdition.
23   IV, 12, 4 |       for this reason were they held as being unrighteous as
24   IV, 21, 3 |       one who holds, but is not held; binding the feet, but not
25   IV, 31, 2 |   Wherefore also they are to be held excusable, since they supposed
26    V,  3, 3 |        flesh, which has already held converse with, and been
27    V, 13, 3 |        when that flesh which is held down by it shall go forth
28    V, 14, 2 |       communion which should be held with it, and seeking out
29    V, 21, 3 |       namely, those men whom he held in bondage, and whom he