Book, Chapter

 1        3, LXXIV  |           you have despised as not containing anything worthy of notice,
 2        4, XXII   |        offered up to God a worship containing the symbols of mighty mysteries.
 3        4, XLI    |       merely termed it "monstrous, containing all things within it." Now
 4        4, XLVII  |        Discourse to a treatise not containing doctrines, but full of charges
 5        4, LXXXVII|              I investigate them as containing a secret meaning. For it
 6        5, XXXIX  |            and a reason capable of containing all reason whatsoever which
 7        6, XL     |         our faith barbarous books, containing the names and marvellous
 8        6, LXXI   |            through all things, and containing all things within Himself."
 9        6, LXXI   | comprehends them all, but not as a containing body includes its contents,
10        7, XXII   |       which was the temple of God, containing the true idea and conception
11        7, XXIV   |          Gospel, although probably containing a deeper meaning, may yet