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 1    I,  3, 1|        Saviour through means of parables to those qualified for understanding
 2    I,  3, 6|    prophets, which contain many parables and allegories that can
 3    I,  8, 1|         peculiar assertions the parables of the Lord, the sayings
 4    I,  8, 1|         words, expressions, and parables whenever found, to adapt
 5    I,  9, 4|        the expressions, and the parables taken from the Scriptures,
 6    I, 10, 3|       which have been spoken in parables, and accommodate them to
 7    I, 19, 2|      angels explanations of the parables, as being himself ignorant
 8   II, 10, 1|     conceived of by them, those parables [of Scripture] which, whatever
 9   II, 10, 2|       passages of Scripture and parables, bring forward another more
10   II, 11, 2| opposition to us a multitude of parables and [captious] questions,
11   II, 19, 9| endeavour to accommodate to the parables, and have in this way plunged
12   II, 20   |      THE TWELFTH AEON, FROM THE PARABLES, THE TREACHERY OF JUDAS,
13   II, 20, 1|      illogically apply both the parables and the actions of the Lord
14   II, 22, 1|         expressed themselves in parables and allegories, and [are]
15   II, 27   |     PROPER MODE OF INTERPRETING PARABLES AND OBSCURE PASSAGES OF
16   II, 27, 1|   Scriptures. And therefore the parables ought not to be adapted
17   II, 27, 1|         without danger, and the parables will receive a like interpretation
18   II, 27, 1|       to interpretations of the parables, such as every one discovers
19   II, 27, 1|         persons who explain the parables will be found the various
20   II, 27, 2|      the interpretations of the parables, forsaking Him who by His
21   II, 27, 2|  obscure interpretations of the parables, that he has found out a
22   II, 27, 2|         arguments, enigmas, and parables. They come, [in fine,] to
23   II, 27, 2|        as such through means of parables and enigmas.~3.
24   II, 27, 3|                       But since parables admit of many interpretations,
25   II, 28, 3|   perfectly consistent; and the parables shall harmonize with those
26   II, 28, 3|      shall serve to explain the parables; and through the many diversified
27   II, 28, 8|        contained in letters, by parables not properly interpreted,
28   II, 28, 9|     improper expositions of the parables: [I add no more on these
29  III,  5, 1|     unspeakable mystery through parables and enigmas: so that the
30   IV,  2, 5|     teaches clearly and without parables Him who truly is God. He
31   IV, 26, 1|       out by means of types and parables. Hence His human nature
32   IV, 27, 1|        and spake three thousand parables about the Lord's advent,
33   IV, 29, 1|      speakest Thou unto them in parables?"--"Because it is given
34   IV, 29, 1|         but to thorn I speak in parables, that seeing they may not
35   IV, 29, 2|   reason that the Lord spake in parables, and brought blindness upon
36   IV, 41, 4|    concerning the Father not by parables, but by expressions taken
37    V, 26, 2|     because it was contained in parables and allegories; but that