Book, Chapter

 1     I, 7 |    that this is hollow, and contains water in its caverns. And
 2    IV, 30|    the visible one of which contains frankincense, but the secret
 3    IV, 33|  plunge it in water; for it contains in itself abundance of oil.
 4    IV, 51|   art, which by composition contains philosophy, number became
 5    VI, 9 | Simonian), the Spirit which contains all things in itself, and
 6    VI, 12|    from itself, (and) which contains all (powers, and) which
 7    VI, 19|    with these (substances), contains the perfect number, the
 8    VI, 38|   one of the thirty letters contains in itself other letters,
 9    VI, 42|   illustious Ogdoad. And He contains in Himself of the elements
10    VI, 46|  seed of the Pleroma, which contains in itself both the Father
11   VII, 9 |       being one in reality, contains in itself numerous forms