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 1    I,  3, 6  |       their opinions by means of perverse interpretations and deceitful
 2   II, 10     |                               X. PERVERSE INTERPRETATIONS OF SCRIPTURE
 3   II, 24, 1  |        well as the untenable and perverse character of their [professed]
 4  III, pref, 1|         the second, again, their perverse teachings are cast down
 5  III,  2, 1  |       men, being altogether of a perverse disposition, depraving the
 6  III,  3, 2  |   vainglory, or by blindness and perverse opinion, assemble in unauthorized
 7  III, 12, 12 |       For all those who are of a perverse mind, having been set against
 8  III, 14, 2  |        shall men arise, speaking perverse things, to draw away disciples
 9  III, 24, 1  | themselves of life through their perverse opinions and infamous behaviour.
10   IV,  1, 1  |         these deceivers and most perverse sophists advance, maintaining
11   IV,  1, 1  |       ruling the creation, these perverse mythologists state, setting
12   IV,  2, 2  |       words], those who are most perverse sophists of Pandora? Whether
13   IV,  5, 5  |        however, do those holding perverse opinions endeavour to overthrow,
14   IV, 26, 2  |      them] either as heretics of perverse minds, or as schismaries
15   IV, 33, 3  |         the vain speeches of the perverse Gnostics, by showing that
16    V, 13, 5  |      they will be forced to make perverse and crooked interpretations