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 1     V, 2 |        of theirs, and a hidden mystery of blessed pleasure, are
 2     V, 2 |   great and secret and unknown mystery of the universe, concealed
 3     V, 2 |      the great and unspeakable mystery of the Eleusinian rites,
 4     V, 3 |        SAVIOUR'S MIRACLES; THE MYSTERY OF THE SAMOTHRACIANS; WHY
 5     V, 3 |   albeit) mutely, an ineffable mystery. For dumb, says he, is Anacreon'
 6     V, 3 |       silence to the concealed mystery. And this is the water in
 7     V, 3 |        the great and ineffable mystery of the Samothracians, which
 8     V, 3 |      partially opening it in a mystery, and stating "that he was
 9     V, 3 |       this great and ineffable mystery. And again, it is said,
10     V, 3 |       that is so born. For the mystery is called "Eleusin" and "
11     V, 3 |   obtain their shares (in this mystery), receive greater portions.
12     V, 4 | CELEBRATING THE MYSTERIES; THE MYSTERY OF THE "GREAT MOTHER;" THESE
13     V, 4 |     performed there the entire mystery. For these have nothing
14     V, 4 |     initiatory rite, and every mystery; and, in general, that a
15     V, 4 |       third gate celebrate the mystery, and are anointed there
16     V, 11|     Eve. This, he says, is the mystery of Edem, this the river
17     V, 18|   teach or deliver his perfect mystery, unless he has bound his
18     V, 22|    clearly declares the entire mystery, and is not hearkened unto
19    VI, 30|         uses these words) "The mystery which was not made known
20    VI, 31|   indoctrinated into the great mystery of the Father and of the
21    VI, 31|        I have not declared the mystery, nor explained who is God,
22    VI, 31|       but I have preserved the mystery which I have heard from
23   VII, 13|   Siope. This, he says, is the mystery which has not been made
24   VII, 14|      is the wisdom spoken in a mystery, concerning which, says (
25   VII, 14|        taught, and (after) the mystery became known to the celestial (
26   VII, 14|   imparted to it, and that the mystery should be revealed to the
27   VII, 14|    like an abortion. Now this (mystery) was not made known to previous
28   VII, 14|     was made known unto me the mystery;" and, "I have heard inexpressible
29  VIII, 7 |   perfected in understanding a mystery, a new and not antiquated
30  VIII, 7 |      are able to discern (this mystery), at the commencement of
31    IX, 16|        house appears a sort of mystery to those outside. And they