Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 34|       parts, (and) forming the ointment into a figure, they keep
 2     V, 2 |        anointed with ineffable ointment (than his introduction)
 3     V, 14|      as it were, some odour of ointment or of incense formed out
 4   VII, 10|        as when a most fragrant ointment is put into a vessel, that,
 5   VII, 10| nevertheless some odour of the ointment still remains, and is left
 6   VII, 10|        behind, even after (the ointment) is separated from the vessel;
 7   VII, 10|     vessel retains an odour of ointment, though (it contain) not
 8   VII, 10|    though (it contain) not the ointment (itself). So the Holy Spirit
 9   VII, 10|      in itself, similarly with ointment, its own power, a savour
10   VII, 10|     has been declared: "As the ointment upon the head which descended
11     X, 7 |        as if some fragrance of ointment or incense made out of a