Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  3, 6|       and the prophets, which contain many parables and allegories
 2    I, 10, 3|       at one time supposed to contain thirty, and at another time
 3    I, 14, 5|      of the three powers that contain the entire number of the
 4    I, 14, 6|       that the double letters contain the Episemon number; for
 5   II,  1, 2| Fulness) of all these, should contain all things in His immensity,
 6   II,  1, 2|   Pleroma of all, nor does He contain all. For that which they
 7   II,  1, 3|      will therefore bound and contain both the others, and will
 8   II,  1, 3|    contained, and those which contain. For if this third existence
 9   II, 13, 6|    talk concerning those that contain, and those that are contained,
10   II, 16, 4|    since the days of the year contain that number of hours. If,
11   II, 24, 2|       and numerical value, to contain the number of those Aeons
12   II, 24, 6|      of one hundred, but only contain the numbers summed by the
13  III, 11, 1|       their Pleroma do indeed contain these, this creation, as
14   IV,  3, 1|   within bounds, but does not contain. And they are also unacquainted
15   IV, 13, 1|  nature. For all these do not contain or imply an opposition to
16   IV, 27, 1|       whom the heavens cannot contain, really dwell with men upon
17   IV, 38, 1|      God, may be able also to contain in ourselves the Bread of
18    V, 30, 1|       out a name which should contain the erroneous and spurious
19    V, 36, 3|     hand, the creature should contain the Word, and ascend to