Book, Chapter

1    IV, 3 |   meridian; but if these be not comprehended, the entire system of the
2    VI, 6 | indefinitely, may be infinitely comprehended, both speaks, and understands,
3   VII, 6 |   individual, since it has been comprehended under a name, it is not
4  VIII, 1 |       the incomprehensible one, comprehended himself sixfold. But he
5  VIII, 7 |   arisen from numbers which are comprehended in that simple tittle of
6  VIII, 7 |        from the Pentad which is comprehended in the one tittle. But the
7    IX, 5 |     when He does not wish to be comprehended, but comprehensible when
8    IX, 5 |       comprehensible when he is comprehended. Wherefore it is that, according
9     X, 13|      been produced from numbers comprehended in that simple tittle of