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1 I   |    heavenly, archetypal things contained in the Law; and then let
2 V   |       in relation to us is not contained in one book, if we take
3 XIV |        the ineffable mysteries contained in the seemingly poor language.
4 XIV |    history of Jesus as a whole contained in the Gospels; for we do
5 XXIV| inasmuch as that wherein He is contained is carried first one way,
6 XXIV|       matter: if a part really contained the whole of God. If he
7 XXIV|       disorder, and, moreover, contained even evil things, we must