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 1    I,  4, 1|      passion, but to an [innate] opposition [of nature to knowledge].
 2    I, 27, 3|      saying all things in direct opposition to the truth,--that Cain,
 3   II,  5, 4|      powerless to do anything in opposition to necessity and fate (like
 4   II,  7, 1|        falsehood; let us say, in opposition to them, that if these things
 5   II,  7, 2|        you not ashamed while, in opposition to yourselves, you ascribe
 6   II, 11, 2|          us, bringing forward in opposition to us a multitude of parables
 7   II, 13, 8|        like manner applicable in opposition to those who belong to the
 8   II, 13, 8|         Basilides, as well as in opposition to the rest of the Gnostics,
 9   II, 14, 7|        But I will merely say, in opposition to these men--Did all those
10   II, 16, 4|   company of AEons, and thus, in opposition to Him who is above all
11   II, 27, 1|      systems of truth, in mutual opposition to each other, and setting
12   II, 28, 7|         an impious hypothesis in opposition to God.~8.
13   II, 30, 3|         the earth? And again, in opposition to these, what heat or dryness
14   II, 30, 3|        do they set themselves in opposition? What have they similar
15   II, 33, 3|                               In opposition, again, to those who affirm
16  III, 21, 8|    expose and swallow up all the opposition of the Egyptians, which
17  III, 23   |              XXIII. ARGUMENTS IN OPPOSITION TO TATIAN, SHOWING THAT
18  III, 25, 4|        wantonness and luxury, in opposition to His benevolence, and
19   IV,  6, 3|       they set their teaching in opposition, and have the daring to
20   IV, 12, 1|          set up their own law in opposition to it, which is termed,
21   IV, 13, 1|          not contain or imply an opposition to and an overturning of
22   IV, 26, 2|           But such as rise up in opposition to the truth, and exhort
23   IV, 34, 1|       Now I shall simply say, in opposition to all the heretics, and
24   IV, 34, 5| arguments proper [to be used] in opposition to those who maintain that
25   IV, 35, 1|                   Then again, in opposition to the Valentinians, and
26   IV, 41, 4|        five books for presenting opposition to all heretics.~
27    V, 24, 4|        greater determination, in opposition to man, envying his life,