Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,1 |      reign of God. His earliest followers continued this course. They
 2  2,12|        proceed against them, as followers of an unauthorized religion.
 3  4,6 |      Jesus' immediate circle of followers. More probably, it was the
 4  4,14|   Hadrian (A.D. 117-38), or his followers. He did write a commentary,
 5  4,14|    other hand, we know that his followers quoted some apocryphal sayings
 6  4,14|         which Irenaeus says his followers used (Heresies 1. 24. 5).~
 7  5,7 |         Syriac and Greek by the followers of Bardesanes, and it is
 8  7,1 |       most distinguished of the followers of Valentinus and quotes
 9  8,4 |       at work and had attracted followers from every race (Apology
10 12,7 |         loyal and distinguished followers. His books in Caesarea passed
11 14,5 |        particularly against the followers of the Roman Sabellius,
12 14,6 |    Valentinians and Against the Followers of Apelles, the Marcionite
13 14,6 | Faithful, Paradise, Against the Followers of Apelles, the Origin ofthe
14 14,11|  opposition of Novatian and his followers, who immediately countered
15 14,11|    schismatics, like the former followers of Novatian, should be admitted
16 14,15|       earlier, Novatian and his followers came to be called Cathari,
17 16   |   Paradise; no text~Against the Followers of Apelles; no text~On the