Book, Chapter

 1        1, XX    |     reason, and of a secret and mysterious character. The Egyptians,
 2        1, XXIV  |        this involves a deep and mysterious subject--that, viz., respecting
 3        1, XXV   |    apply to those who, for some mysterious reason, refer the word Sabaoth,
 4        1, XXXI  |   nature of things, for certain mysterious tea-sons which are difficult
 5        1, XXXII |         every soul, for certain mysterious reasons (I speak now according
 6        1, XXXIII|    particular soul, for certain mysterious reasons, is not deserving
 7        2, IV    |        what a depth of wise and mysterious reasons is contained in
 8        4, XXXIV |        men by ascribing to them mysterious powers, or hinting obscurely
 9        5, V     |         something wonderful and mysterious, be obtained. Then this
10        5, XXIX  | equivalent to a betrayal of the mysterious declarations of God's wisdom.
11        5, XLVI  |       was for these and similar mysterious reasons, with which Moses
12        6, XVIII |         are mentioned in a very mysterious manner, on account of the
13        6, XXI   |     planets," or something more mysterious. Celsus, too, agreeably
14        7, X     |       regard to deeper and more mysterious subjects, which lay beyond
15        7, LXVIII|  acquaintance with what is most mysterious in the government of the
16        8, IV    |     sense of the marvellous and mysterious nature of the doctrine, "