Book, Chapter

1   II, 3 |     from the lineaments of the vessel which contains them, but
2   II, 13|       For it is, as it were, a vessel which this heavenly spirit
3  VII, 4 |      who designs and forms any vessel does not do it on this account,
4  VII, 4 |     have done it, hut that the vessel when made may contain something
5  VII, 12|   material is, as it were, the vessel of the other, which is drawn
6  VII, 12|     poured forth from a broken vessel. For if the earthly and
7  VII, 12|        which is contained in a vessel is not a part of the vessel,
8  VII, 12|    vessel is not a part of the vessel, and these things which
9  VII, 12| because the body is either the vessel or the receptacle of the