Book, Chapter

 1    I, 12|       have brought to light the mysteries of the poets, and have found
 2    I, 15|   things are handed down in the mysteries; and then at length you
 3    I, 15|        understood from the very mysteries that all those who are worshipped
 4    I, 21| respecting their sacrifices and mysteries. Among the people of Cyprus,
 5    I, 21|        have understood from the mysteries and ceremonies themselves,
 6   II, 5 |     known to us, therefore, the mysteries of the stars, that we may
 7   IV, 8 |     even those who retained the mysteries of true religion. But we
 8   IV, 16|      they do not understand the mysteries of God." Does he not describe
 9   IV, 17|     swine;--in which things the mysteries of the Jewish religion consist.
10    V, 20|       they ascertain that these mysteries were instituted in memory
11  VII, 15|          It is contained in the mysteries of the sacred writings,
12  VII, 24|        were uninstructed in the mysteries of religion did not know