Book, Chapter

 1     Int       |       allegorical license, the mysteries of creation - exegeting
 2       3, V    |       the doing, and veiled in mysteries. Yet I was not of the number
 3       4, II   |     and abominated such filthy mysteries,86 and answered “that, even
 4       6, V    |     were to be resolved by the mysteries of spiritual interpretation.
 5       7, X    |      those captivated by their mysteries; or else they must imagine
 6       9       |       of the past to the inner mysteries of memory itself. In doing
 7      12       |            BOOK THIRTEEN~ ~The mysteries and allegories of the days
 8      12, XVIII|     which is contained all the mysteries593 which change in their
 9      12, XX   | ministry of thy holy ones, thy mysteries have made their way amid
10      12, XX   |       have brought forth these mysteries, but only at thy word. The
11      12, XX   |     dependent on thy corporeal mysteries would not be able to profit
12      12, XXI  |      and speak by miracles and mysteries and mystical expressions,
13      12, XXIII|       the celebration of those mysteries by which are initiated those
14      12, XXIV |          by how many different mysteries and countless languages,
15      12, XXV  |    understanding of the divine mysteries. We owe these to them as
16      12, XXVI |        a winged bird, speaking mysteries? What food is owed such
17      12, XXVII|      infidels, who require the mysteries of initiation and great
18      12, XXXIV|    physical matter produce the mysteries and the visible miracles