Book, Chapter

 1    I, 21|       mystery of his mother also contains the same story which Ovid
 2   II, 3 |   lineaments of the vessel which contains them, but from the actions
 3   II, 5 |        true of the heaven, which contains them all.~
 4   II, 10|          For of itself the earth contains no light, unless it receives
 5   II, 10|       moveable and rises upward, contains the principle of life. But
 6  III, 16|         disputation, although it contains most abundant fountains
 7  III, 22|        the ownership of property contains the material both of vices
 8  III, 22|         but a community of goods contains nothing else than the licentiousness
 9   IV, 27|         the true religion, which contains such great power for overcoming,
10   VI, 7 |        For as that way of wisdom contains something which resembles
11   VI, 7 |     belongs altogether to folly, contains something which resembles
12  VII, 2 |          all the things which it contains, you will assuredly understand
13  VII, 8 | conceives such great things, and contains such great things, no origin