Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I, pref, 2|  friend, these portentous and profound mysteries, which do not
2    I,  1, 1  | innumerable cycles of ages in profound serenity and quiescence.
3    I,  4, 3  |     an acquaintance with such profound mysteries. For these doctrines
4    I,  4, 3  | abstruse, and portentous, and profound mysteries, to be got at
5   II,  6, 1  |   mighty, it confers on all a profound mental intuition and perception
6   II, 21, 2  |       Demiurge, to give forth profound and unspeakable mysteries
7   IV, 19, 3  |       truly descending into a profound abyss (Bythus) of madness;