Book, Chapter

 1    I, 9 | overcomes the violent wild beast shut up within himself, viz.
 2    I, 17|         virgin, entrust that boy shut up with a dragon and sealed
 3   II, 9 |   heavenly things, because it is shut in and held as it were in
 4  III, 16|     precepts about duty to those shut up in corners, which precepts
 5  III, 19|       was then in Plato might be shut up in some other animal,
 6  III, 27|      always happy; and even when shut up in the bull of Phalaris
 7  III, 30|          any one by chance being shut out by corrupt superstitions,
 8   IV, 17|        and envy, which they bore shut up s within in their hearts--
 9   IV, 19|       from the cross, and having shut Him up in a tomb, they securely
10   IV, 20|       were blind, and as it were shut up in the prison of folly,
11   IV, 24|        of himself. For the mind, shut in by earthly organs, and
12   IV, 30|  inconsistent that God should be shut up in the womb of a woman,
13    V, 5 |       liberal, that they did not shut up the fruits of the earth
14    V, 6 |          and to keep them firmly shut up, that they might make
15    V, 20|      purify, the lusts which are shut up within their breast.
16   VI, 22|         to subdue virtue, and to shut out justice from men. With
17  VII, 12|          God, yet, because it is shut up in a dark abode of earthly
18  VII, 17|      shall not hear him, he will shut up the heaven, and cause
19  VII, 17|       shall see themselves to be shut in on all sides and besieged,