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 1      II, XXXV    | tranquillity. For then the Arian heresy burst forth, and disturbed
 2      II, XXXV(35)|         Arius, the author of the heresy, and the other a presbyter
 3      II, XXXV    |      forth in writing; the Arian heresy was condemned; and the emperor
 4      II, XXXVII  |        upholder of the Sabellian heresy.41 But Photinus had already
 5      II, XXXVII  |    already brought forward a new heresy, differing indeed from Sabellius
 6      II, XLII    |        originators of the wicked heresy being discovered, were separated
 7      II, XLV     |       set free from the guilt of heresy through the kind efforts
 8      II, XLVI    |         first time, the infamous heresy of the Gnostics was detected
 9      II, XLVI    |         wasting disorder of that heresy59 had pervaded the most
10      II, XLVIII  |        spread the seeds of their heresy. Above all, they perverted
11      II, XLIX    |          whom that disgraceful65 heresy had affected should be brought
12      II, L       |          a disgraceful charge of heresy against Martin, who was
13      II, LI      |    Priscillian, not only was the heresy not suppressed, which, under