Book, Chapter

 1    I, pref|          of the greatest good was contained in it. But they did not
 2    I, 6   |          it consists or which are contained in it, it testifies that
 3    I, 12  |       that part of the body which contained the productive organs. Now
 4    I, 14  |       open those things which are contained in the true writings, that
 5    I, 17  |           of courtesanship, as is contained in the sacred history; and
 6   II, 5   |          arrangement, unless they contained within them an understanding
 7   II, 10  |         death and destruction are contained in darkness. Then He measured
 8   II, 10  |     southern and the northern, is contained a figure of life and death,
 9   II, 10  |           material of the body is contained in moisture, that of the
10   II, 11  |      oracles of the prophets, and contained in the sacred book of God;
11   II, 13  |        God, for he said that they contained in themselves something
12   II, 13  |        for the nature of earth is contained in the flesh, that of moisture
13  III, 7   |           call moral, in which is contained the method of the whole
14  III, 11  |          all these things are not contained in virtue itself, but depend
15  III, 13  |      whole method of speaking are contained. Divine learning does not
16  III, 13  |      whole force of philosophy is contained in the ethical part alone,
17  III, 29  |          name, in which alone are contained both wisdom and everlasting
18  III, 29  |   ignorant in what subjects it is contained. For no one can possibly
19   IV, 3   |       true. Therefore religion is contained in wisdom, and wisdom in
20   IV, 10  |         of events, this order, is contained in the secrets of the sacred
21   IV, 15  | demoniacal power, although it was contained in their secret writings
22   IV, 16  |          and truth and wisdom are contained in it alone. For if He had
23   IV, 24  |        the materials of which are contained in our bodily organs. Hence
24   IV, 26  |          operation: but there was contained in this display of power
25   IV, 27  |  respecting God the Son which are contained in the divine secrets.~
26   IV, 29  |        the Son and all things are contained. Wherefore, since the mind
27    V, 4   |          the whole system must be contained, I have not shrunk from
28    V, 15  |           the whole of justice is contained; but its source and origin
29    V, 22  |           do not see these things contained, and they imagine that the
30   VI, 9   |        substance of everything is contained in the acknowledging and
31  VII, 3   |         say that in the former is contained all the power of perception,
32  VII, 4   |        all those things which are contained in it, and which are produced.
33  VII, 5   |     virtue. The chief good is not contained in this bodily life, since,
34  VII, 5   |       good. But the chief good is contained in that spiritual life which
35  VII, 9   |           office of perception is contained. What about God? Is it easy
36  VII, 12  |        the body. As that which is contained in a vessel is not a part
37  VII, 12  |           forth. For, since it is contained in the material of the blood,
38  VII, 14  |          space of six days, as is contained in the secrets of Holy Scripture,
39  VII, 15  |      CHANGE OF THE EMPIRES.~It is contained in the mysteries of the
40  VII, 22  |        matter. Yet some reason is contained in their error. For when