Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6 |      Sibyl, whose books are l concealed by the Romans; nor do they
 2    I, 11|       truth was enwrapped and concealed; as that which was related
 3    I, 21|    Corybantes. The matter was concealed, andimitations of the ancient
 4    I, 22|      craftiness of Minos, who concealed himself in the cave of Jupiter,
 5   II, 17|       all, God. But they have concealed the truth under false names,
 6   II, 17|  whose divine eyes nothing is concealed, has alone with His Son
 7   IV, 5 | refuse the truth, while it is concealed under a covering of folly.
 8   IV, 13|     by a deceptive falsehood, concealed that which the truth had
 9    V, 19|       virtue itself should be concealed under the character of folly,
10    V, 20|    that her unchastity may be concealed? what the procuress, but
11  VII, 5 |      He might lead men to the concealed evil. And He likewise mingled
12  VII, 5 |    might shrink back from the concealed good. But here the office
13  VII, 26|     those three days shall be concealed under caves of the earth,
14  VII, 26|   ought to be most faithfully concealed and covered, especially
15  VII, 27|   deserted, in which death is concealed, being covered by the attractions