Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,4 |               also known as “Against Heresies”). He begins a new period
 2  2,3 |            Irenaeus, 181-89 (Against Heresies iii. 3. 3); by Clement of
 3  2,9 |          quoted in Irenaeus (Against Heresies 1. 20. 1), but we cannot
 4  2,11|         Polycarp in his work Against Heresies (iii. 3. 4), where he records
 5  3   |            Ophite doctrines (Against Heresies 1. 29-30). Four Coptic versions
 6  3   |              teaching, for instance, Heresies xxiv. 3, 6; xxxviixl. The
 7  4,3 |             in his Refutation of All Heresies (v. 7, 9), written about
 8  4,3 |              are “one and the same” (Heresies lxxii. 2). Although this
 9  4,4 |            died in 403), says in his Heresies that the “Nazaraeans,” or
10  4,7 |       According to Irenaeus (Against Heresies 1. 20. 1), this story was
11  4,9 |            quotations from it in his Heresies (xxx. 13-22). These deal
12  4,10|             certainly knew the book (Heresies lxxix. 5), which he calls
13  4,10|       according to Irenaeus (Against Heresies iii. 11. 9), who says that
14  4,10|        Egyptian Gnostics of his day (Heresies xxvi. 13). He quotes a few
15  4,10|              1; see also Epiphanius, Heresies xxxviii. 1. 3). This group
16  4,10|             which Epiphanius quotes (Heresies xxvi. 2, 3), and the Gospel
17  4,14|             says his followers used (Heresies 1. 24. 5).~ It seems likely
18  4,14|      mentions a Gospel of Cerinthus (Heresies li. 7); Jerome, a Gospel
19  5,5 |              in his treatise Against Heresies (iii. 3. 2, 3), ca. A.D.
20  5,5 |       reflected in Irenaeus (Against Heresies iii. 3. 3) and names Linus
21  5,7 |       Encratites and the Apostolics (Heresies 47, 61). Augustine says
22  5,8 |              Epiphanius (d. 403), in Heresies 47, says that the Acts of
23  8,1 |           the Creator” etc. (Against Heresies iv. 6. 2; Eusebius Church
24  8,1 |            words, a work Against All Heresies, which he had probably never
25  8,1 |             his treatise Against All Heresies, which may have been the
26  8,1 |            subsequent writers on the heresies we cannot certainly say,
27  8,1 |            his lost work Against All Heresies. Eusebius quotes a dozen
28  8,4 |              in his book Against All Heresies and may have written a special
29  8,4 |             89) in his books Against Heresies (1. 27-2; iii. 3. 4) and
30 10,2 |                              Against Heresies or Refutation.~ Irenaeus
31 10,2 |        Justin's treatise Against All Heresies or the writings of Theophilus
32 10,2 |           which later writers on the heresies drew. He himself was indebted
33 10,4 |            his lost book Against All Heresies, and Dionysius, bishop of
34 10,4 |            Justin's book Against All Heresies, which had appeared some
35 10,4 |            in his great work against heresies, or Refutation ofGnosticism,
36 11,3 |     philosophies and in a sense even heresies help on the finding of the
37 13,2 |            was his Refutation of All Heresies, which seemed to have perished.
38 13,2 | Philosophurneua or Refutation of All Heresies. But it was soon perceived
39 13,2 |          long-lost Refutation of All Heresies, mentioned by Eusebius (
40 13,2 |             Eusebius (as Against All Heresies [Church History vi. 22.
41 13,4 |            us, his Refutation of All Heresies is the longest and most
42 13,4 |             shorter work Against All Heresies, also known as the work
43 13,4 |              work Against Thirty-two Heresies. (This was afterward used
44 13,4 |           anonymous work Against All Heresies, long ascribed to Tertullian).
45 13,4 |              work Against Thirty-two Heresies, written a quarter-century
46 13,4 |    Hippolytus seeks to show that the heresies had their source_in Greek
47 13,4 |            for his discussion of the heresies, which begins with the fifth
48 14,6 |             says in his work Against Heresies (iii. 3. 2, 3) about the
49 14,16|             presence of the numerous heresies that had invaded the church,
50 14,20|           writing a book Against All Heresies (Institutes iv. 30. 14)
51 14,21|             wrote a work Against All Heresies, which is mentioned by Jerome
52 15,3 |              heretical writers whose heresies he discusses. Sometimes
53 16   |         Greeks; no text~ Against All Heresies (the Refutation?); no text~
54 16   |        Hippolytus, Refutation of All Heresies; no complete Greek text~
55 16   |              text~Against Thirty-two Heresies; no text~Heads against Gaius (?) ;
56 16   |              Victorinus, Against All Heresies; no certain text~Commentaries
57 16   |                 15] Irenaeus Against Heresies 1. 26. 1; Hippolytus Refutation
58 16   |           vii. 33.~  [16] Epiphanius Heresies, xxviii.~  [17] In this
59 16   |            use in Epiphanius Against Heresies 48:2-13. It seems to have