Book, Chapter

 1        1, XVIII |      for those who are able to comprehend its metaphorical and allegorical
 2        3, XXI   |   astonishment that is able to comprehend the movements of Jesus;
 3        3, LXXIV |       because they are able to comprehend the meaning of the hard
 4        4, IX    |        those who are unable to comprehend the many varied aspects
 5        4, XIV   |      were unable distinctly to comprehend the natural idea of God,
 6        5, XI    |       into the world," and who comprehend also how He says, "I am
 7        5, XLIX  |      disciple, who did not yet comprehend the doctrine concerning
 8        5, LXII  | neither Celsus nor Simon could comprehend how Jesus, like a good husbandman
 9        6, XXXVI |      doctrine which he did not comprehend; and on the present occasion,
10        6, XXXVII|     very few have been able to comprehend, even of those who have
11        6, LXV   |     were, and so enable him to comprehend something of God, so far
12        6, LXXI  |      as a divine power does it comprehend what it contains. According
13        7, XLV   |     teach us, if indeed we can comprehend them, since he speaks of
14        7, XLV   |      truths. But if you cannot comprehend these things, then keep
15        8, XXXII |      with a mortal body cannot comprehend them; "and they cannot be