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 1 I         |          will say that here we have mysteries which we do not understand.
 2 I         |       astonishment at the ineffable mysteries therein concealed, mysteries,
 3 I         |        mysteries therein concealed, mysteries, plainly enough, though
 4 I         |             knowledge, and complete mysteries. The precise words are these: "
 5 I         |         directed to the unspeakable mysteries connected with men, ----
 6 I         |        labour of investigating such mysteries, to conceal the foregoing
 7 I         |   vanquished, some of the ineffable mysteries are declared to those who
 8 I         |         figuratively reveal certain mysteries. Moreover, Cain's comning
 9 I         |            sense, suggest some such mysteries as the foregoing, it should
10 I         |            being called. ~27. These mysteries are, as we think, concealed
11 II        |        worthy, reveal to us all the mysteries which now engage our reverent
12 II        |        Scriptures also contain many mysteries of which it is hard for
13 IV        |             is really seen. For the mysteries of the truth and the force
14 XIV       |          can, rise to the ineffable mysteries contained in the seemingly
15 XVII      |         philosophically explain the mysteries of names, he will make many
16 XVII      |        things and the corresponding mysteries, forbade any one who practised
17 XVIII(321)|           The token of the Sabazian mysteries to the initiated is the
18 XVIII     | philosophers with their riddles and mysteries; but if Moses writes histories
19 XVIII     |           Persians. They have their mysteries, celebrated by the learned
20 XXI       |           for this cause the Divine mysteries are hidden from the wise
21 XXIII     |          spirit, are not taught the mysteries by human skill but by the