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 1    I,  7   |        BY THE VIRGIN MARY. THEIR VIEWS AS TO THE PROPHECIES. STUPID
 2    I,  8, 1|     knowledge. They gather their views from other sources than
 3    I,  8, 5|       and Ecclesia. Such are the views of Ptolemaeus.~
 4    I, 21   |                         XXI. THE VIEWS OF REDEMPTION ENTERTAINED
 5    I, 25, 5|        which they give [of their views], declaring that Jesus spoke
 6    I, 28, 1|         him he expressed no such views; but after his martyrdom
 7   II,  9, 2|      thus convicted by their own views of blasphemy against that
 8   II, 13, 5|         in accordance with their views, as a compound and corporeal
 9   II, 14, 3|        fitted these to their own views, following upon those [teachers]
10   II, 14, 6|     unity. Marcus boasts of such views as if they were his own,
11   II, 14, 8|     emanations of the Deity. The views, again, which they propound,
12   II, 14, 9|         have also detailed their views] respecting Christ, whom
13   II, 17, 1|       means for overturning [the views of] these men.~2.
14   II, 19, 8|          done,] how easily their views are overthrown.~9.
15   II, 20, 4| thirtieth; for, according to the views under consideration, there
16   II, 29   |          XXIX. REFUTATION OF THE VIEWS OF THE HERETICS AS TO THE
17   II, 31, 1|       fact, just repeat the same views under different names, but
18   IV, 19, 2|       who fills the heavens, and views the abysses, who is also