Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1   II,  1, 1|        the only Father, alone containing all things, and Himself
 2   II, 13, 5|      capable of receiving and containing the intelligence of God!
 3   II, 13, 5|    was sent forth, capable of containing it, and more ancient than
 4   II, 24, 1| Plenitude of the Ogdoads," as containing the number eight hundred
 5  III, 24, 1|      causes the vessel itself containing it to renew its youth also.
 6   IV, 38, 2|      he have contained it, or containing it, could he have retained
 7    V, 30, 1|   down for certain that names containing the spurious number are
 8    V, 30, 2|       speaking, having a name containing the aforesaid number, is
 9    V, 30, 3|       through a want of names containing the number of that name
10    V, 30, 3|    six letters, each syllable containing three letters; and [the