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 1    I, 11, 1  |        with those falsely called Gnostics, of whom to we have yet
 2    I, 11, 5  |       more knowing than the very Gnostics To. these persons one may
 3    I, 25, 6  |    astray. They style themselves Gnostics. They also possess images,
 4    I, 29, 1  |   already spoken, a multitude of Gnostics have sprung up, and have
 5   II, pref, 1|           the multitude of those Gnostics who are sprung from him,
 6   II, 13, 8  |    opposition to the rest of the Gnostics, from whom these also (the
 7   II, 13, 10 |          fathers, falsely styled Gnostics, strive among themselves,
 8   II, 31, 1  | Carpocrates, and the rest of the Gnostics, who express similar opinions.
 9   II, 31, 1  |       all who are falsely styled Gnostics, who do, in fact, just repeat
10   II, 35, 2  |     those who are falsely termed Gnostics, and who maintain that the
11  III,  4, 3  |         the rest, who are called Gnostics, take rise from Menander,
12  III, 10, 3  |        will." The falsely-called Gnostics say that these angels came
13  III, 11, 2  |      according to certain of the Gnostics, this world was made by
14  III, 15     |         DECEIT, AND PRIDE OF THE GNOSTICS. THE APOSTLES AND THEIR
15   IV,  6, 3  |           or by the rest of the "Gnostics," falsely so called. For
16   IV, 33, 3  |         speeches of the perverse Gnostics, by showing that they are
17   IV, 35, 1  |      Valentinians, and the other Gnostics, falsely so called, who
18    V, 26     |   ETERNAL KINGDOM OF CHRIST. THE GNOSTICS ARE REFUTED, THOSE TOOLS
19    V, 26, 2  |        of Valentinus and all the Gnostics falsely so called, be recognised