Book, Chapter

 1        2, VI    | chastened and educated by the mystical contemplation of the law
 2        4, XXXIV |        yet at least from what mystical narrative, the accounts
 3        4, XL    |  contain a certain secret and mystical doctrine (far transcending
 4        4, XCV   | observe this precept with the mystical meaning, viz., "Keep thy
 5        5, XIX   |   that there was a secret and mystical meaning in the passage,
 6        5, XIX   |      of a profounder and more mystical nature, and such as are
 7        5, XXVIII|  profounder kind, conveying a mystical and secret view respecting
 8        5, XXIX  |  subjects much, and that of a mystical kind, might be said; in
 9        5, LIX   |     subject is extensive, and mystical, and profound, and difficult
10        6, XXXVI |   referring the saying to the mystical words of the apostle, which
11        6, XLVIII|      of Him with a secret and mystical signification in the holy
12        6, LXXVII|       there is also something mystical in this doctrine, which