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iii.iii.vi.i
Heresies Hitherto Refuted; Opinions of the Docetæ.iii.iii.vi.ii
Docetic Notion of the Incarnation; Their Doctrines of Æons; Their Account of Creation; Their Notion of a Fiery God.iii.iii.vi.iii
Christ Undoes the Work of the Demiurge; Docetic Account of the Baptism and Death of Jesus; Why He Lived for Thirty Years on Earth.iii.iii.vi.iv
Docetic Doctrine Derived from the Greek Sophists.iii.iii.vi.v
Monoïmus; Man the Universe, According to Monoïmus; His System of the Monad.iii.iii.vi.vi
Monoïmus' “Iota;” His Notion of the “Son of Man.”iii.iii.vi.vii
Monoïmus on the Sabbath; Allegorizes the Rod of Moses; Notion Concerning the Decalogue.iii.iii.vi.viii
Monoïmus Explains His Opinions in a Letter to Theophrastus; Where to Find God; His System Derived from Pythagoras.iii.iii.vi.ix
Tatian.iii.iii.vi.x
Hermogenes; Adopts the Socratic Philosophy; His Notion Concerning the Birth and Body of Our Lord.iii.iii.vi.xi
The Quartodecimans.iii.iii.vi.xii
The Montanists; Priscilla and Maximilla Their Prophetesses; Some of Them Noetians.iii.iii.vi.xiii
The Doctrines of the Encratites.iii.iii.vi.xiv