Book, Chapter

 1        1, IX    |        articles of belief, and of explanation of dark sayings, occurring
 2        1, XXII  |          it, is not before us for explanation; for the present occasion
 3        2, II    |          to John, and to give the explanation of the same. For it is there
 4        2, IV    |         in the interpretation and explanation of these that progress takes
 5        2, XXIV  |       which afford great room for explanation from the wisdom of God,
 6        2, XXV   |     indeed, that there is another explanation of this passage to the following
 7        2, XXXVII|          this matter admits of an explanation of a peculiar and figurative
 8        2, LXIV  | multitudes without, from whom the explanation was withheld, as they who
 9        2, LXIV  |       they who heard them without explanation, so was it altogether the
10        2, LXV   |        them that are asleep." The explanation which appeared to us to
11        2, LXIX  |          its parts. Regarding the explanation, however, of these points,
12        3, XXI   |         including a very profound explanation of the parables which Jesus
13        3, XLVI  |    disciples learn in private the explanation of the parables. For, privately,
14        4, XVII  |          the door of a consistent explanation, and one everywhere in accord
15        4, XXX   |        the statement, and give an explanation of its meaning; but since
16        4, XLIV  |       more seasonable to offer an explanation in the exegetical writings
17        4, XLVII |        and of Pharaoh, and of the explanation of them, in consequence
18        5, LIX   |        profound, and difficult of explanation. In the next place, as it
19        6, X     |    position, subjoins a reason in explanation of this difficulty, as even '
20        6, XXII  |           strives to add a second explanation, connected also with musical
21        6, XXII  |          Persian Mithras, and the explanation of them. Now, whatever be
22        6, XXII  |         other mysteries, with the explanation of them? For the mysteries
23        6, XXII  |    barbarian mysteries with their explanation, why not rather those of
24        6, XXVI  |          to commit to writing the explanation of such subjects, seeing
25        6, LI    |           object to enter into an explanation of the subject of intelligent
26        6, LXII  |          rashly ventured upon the explanation of such things, and not
27        7, XXIII |       thee," especially after the explanation which we have given of these
28        7, XXIX  |      order to be assured that our explanation of "the good and large land"
29        7, XXXI  |           another opportunity the explanation of Plato's idea, we also
30        8, XXIX  |         this matter, without some explanation is given, it seemed good