Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  |          question and the Pelagian heresy.~In Chapter 20 we have a
 2        0, Int  |        Churches in repudiating the heresy of the Monothelites. Turning
 3        I, VIII |         till the time of the Arian heresy. [325 AD]~When the storm
 4        I, VIII | straightway all the taint of every heresy fell upon the island, ever
 5        I, VIII | sovereignty. In his time the Arian heresy broke out, and although
 6        I, X    |       Pelagius, the founder of the heresy known as Pelagianism, was
 7        I, XVII |        their arrival, the Pelagian heresy, brought over by Agricola,
 8        I, XVIII|         the bishops.~This damnable heresy being thus suppressed, and
 9        I, XXI  |             How, when the Pelagian heresy began to spring up afresh,
10        I, XXI  |         spread abroad the Pelagian heresy, and again the holy Germanus
11        I, XXI  |          all, the exponents of the heresy, who had been banished from
12       II, I    |            in its first rise a new heresy which sprang up there, concerning
13       II, I    |          strove against the rising heresy, and with the help of the
14       II, XIX  |         guard against the Pelagian heresy, and reject it, for he had
15       II, XIX  |       endeavouring to revive a new heresy out of an old one, contrary
16       II, XIX  |        evidently appears that this heresy arose among them in very
17       II, XIX  |         the poison of the Pelagian heresy again springs up among you;
18       II, XIX  |        ignorant how that execrable heresy has been condemned; for
19       IV, XVII |          was much perplexed by the heresy of Eutyches, and desiring
20        V, XXI  |         abhor with all my soul the heresy of Simon; and I desire,