Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, A,6|      against the distortions of heretics. The Ecumenical Councils
 2 I, 1,5    |        antiquity certain of the heretics introduced the idea that
 3 I, 1,5    |         religion. Answering the~heretics, they clarified and proved,
 4 I, 1,5    |         world and to man.~Other heretics in antiquity, for example
 5 I, 1,9    |      are proclaimed against the heretics of ancient and modern times
 6 I, 2,4    |        the Holy Trinity against heretics, the Holy Fathers not only~
 7 I, 2,4    |    Persons, and has accused~the heretics who tried to perform baptism
 8 I, 2,4    |        the reinterpretations of heretics.~Desiring to bring the mystery
 9 I, 2,8    |     Trinity, there have been no~heretics in the history of the Church
10 I, 2,9    |     apart from this, there were heretics in the ancient Christian
11 I, 2,9    |     example, were the following~heretics:~1. In the Apostolic Age —
12 I, 2,9    |       most dangerous of all the heretics was Arius, the presbyter
13 I, 2,9    |     which had been cited by the heretics in justification of their~
14 I, 2,10   |        ancient Church, whenever heretics tried to lessen the Divine
15 I, 2,10   |       However, the chief of the~heretics who distorted the apostolic
16 I, 2,10   |         wrote works against the heretics. The false~teaching of Macedonius
17 II, 5,3   |   decreed the following against heretics:~“Not to forbid (the baptism)
18 II, 6,3   |       of Ebion, from whom these heretics received the name of Ebionites.~
19 II, 6,3   |         Jesus Christ. The first~heretics of this sort were the Docetists,
20 II, 6,3   |        faith from the errors~of heretics. They did not strive to
21 II, 6,3   |         the Ninth Canon against Heretics) reads: “If anyone shall
22 II, 6,4   |    guided by an angel.~When the heretics and simple blasphemers refuse
23 II, 7,3   |         Council, addressing the heretics, the followers of Nestorius,
24 II, 7,4   |      because, as certain of the heretics~think, one and the other
25 II, 7,5   |        belong to the Church are heretics who have corrupted the fundamental
26 II, 7,5   | arbitrary assembly. They called heretics~those who have completely
27 II, 7,5   |      truth and herself excludes heretics from her midst.~Its catholicity.~
28 II, 7,6   |         He wrote~concerning the heretics of his time: “Let them show
29 II, 7,6   |      Prescriptions” against~the heretics).~The pastorship in the
30 II, 8,6   |   sorcerer, the ancestor of all heretics~(Acts 8:22); the Apostle
31 II, 8,7   |         had his ordination from heretics” (68th Canon; Eerdmans,
32 II, 8,8   |     entering into marriage~with heretics (canons of the Fourth and
33 Add, 0,7  |         antiquity chiefly among heretics. However, they are also
34 App, 5,2  |    exception of~those that were heretics or for one canonical reason