Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  3  |  ourselves, we do not follow the views of 4262 Marcion and Manichæus,
 2     I,  3  |        set forth our adversary’s views, and will drag them out
 3     I,  41 |     wisdom, and we are told that views of this kind are never accepted
 4    II,  Int|        36)against the licentious views of Jovinianus, which have
 5    II,  6  |        will follow in detail the views now expounded, and before
 6    II,  21 |        to the support of his own views? The Apostle John says that
 7    II,  21 | perversely repent of your former views and change them for others,
 8    II,  30 |         merely expressing my own views? Hear what the Apostle John
 9    II,  36 |           If many assent to your views, that only indicates voluptuousness;
10    II,  36 |         Since you published your views, and set the mark of your