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 1    I,  7    |     MARY. THEIR VIEWS AS TO THE PROPHECIES. STUPID IGNORANCE OF THE
 2    I,  7, 3 |          again, they divide the prophecies [into different classes],
 3    I, 24, 2 |      moreover, that some of the prophecies were uttered by those angels
 4    I, 24, 5 |         declares, too, that the prophecies were derived from those
 5   II, 35, 2 |      the prophets uttered their prophecies under the inspiration of
 6   IV, 20, 11|      splendour of the Lord, And prophecies of things to come; it is
 7   IV, 21, 2 |      that not only [were there] prophecies of the patriarchs, but also
 8   IV, 23, 1 |   Himself read at Capernaum the prophecies of Isaiah: "The Spirit of
 9   IV, 26, 1 |      has come to pass, then the prophecies have a clear and certain
10   IV, 33, 6 |        spirit, pretend to utter prophecies, while all the time they
11   IV, 33, 15| worships], or again, that their prophecies were derived from different
12   IV, 35, 2 |    nothing in common with those prophecies originating from the Demiurge.
13    V, 26, 2 |       came, but who assert that prophecies originated from diverse
14    V, 35    |        JERUSALEM. TO THE FORMER PROPHECIES HE SUBJOINS OTHERS DRAWN
15    V, 35, 1 |        endeavour to allegorize [prophecies] of this kind, they shall