Book, Chapter

 1        1, LXVII|       the whole habitable world contains evidence of the works of
 2        2, XI   |          the whole of the 108th contains a prophecy about Judas,
 3        2, LXIX | Accordingly, as His crucifixion contains a truth, represented in
 4        3, XXI  |      Gospels, each one of which contains much doctrine difficult
 5        4, XXXIV|       entitled "Genesis," which contains the acts of these men, and
 6        4, LXII |       when purified with water, contains less evil than it did before
 7        4, XCII |       to seek after the God who contains all things; or to search
 8        5, XXIX |       especially that of Egypt, contains some such allusions to the
 9        5, XXXI |      form of history, and which contains some things that are literally
10        5, XXXVI| relating to irrational animals, contains certain truths of nature.
11        5, XLI  |        beans, nor anything that contains life. It is not probable,
12        6, LV   |      righteous, it nevertheless contains some statements which, although
13        6, LXXI |       Stoics. Providence indeed contains all things that are its
14        6, LXXI |      does it comprehend what it contains. According to the philosophers
15        7, LX   |       Scripture may see that it contains many things which are too