Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,4 |   contradistinction from the sects.~What has come down to us
 2  1,5 |      the writers against the sects, the scene is constantly
 3  4,1 |        has four gospels, the sects very many, one of which
 4  4,3 | church has four gospels, the sects very many, one of which
 5  4,9 |  Among the various Christian sects that arose in the second
 6  5,1 | disappeared, and the Gnostic sects were constantly appealing
 7  5,5 |      Peter.~ The rise of the sects in the second century led
 8  5,5 | definitely disapproved until sects like the Manicheans made
 9  8,1 |     the blooming time of the sects, the middle of the second
10 10,4 |  against the vagaries of the sects. Agrippa Castor, about A.D.
11 10,4 |    understood it against the sects. He said that on his journey
12 10,4 |      a list of the Christian sects and describes the Marcionites
13 10,4 |    He lists the seven Jewish sects, as Justin had done (Dialogue
14 10,4 |   have long survived; as the sects disappeared, books about
15 11,3 |    title of Gnostic from the sects that had appropriated and
16 13,1 |     the campaign against the sects and was a prolific writer.
17 14,12| persecution but in heretical sects. Although the work was primarily