Book, Chapter

 1       1, II    |        O Lord my God, that can contain thee? Do even the heaven
 2       1, II    |      which thou didst make me, contain thee? Is it possible that,
 3       1, III   |      heaven and earth, do they contain thee? Or, dost thou fill
 4       1, III   |      them, because they cannot contain thee? And where dost thou
 5       1, III   |       need that thou, who dost contain all things, shouldst be
 6       1, III   |      all things together could contain thee altogether, does any
 7       1, III   | altogether, does any one thing contain a single part, and do all
 8       1, III   |        part, and do all things contain that same part at the same
 9       1, III   |        same time? Do singulars contain thee singly? Do greater
10       1, III   |      singly? Do greater things contain more of thee, and smaller
11       6, I     |        part of the earth would contain a greater part of thee;
12       6, XXI   |       this. Their pages do not contain the expression of this kind
13       7, II    |     with him, scarcely able to contain himself for joy. He was
14       9, VI    |        soul which no place can contain, where time does not snatch
15       9, VIII  |      mind is far too narrow to contain itself. But where can that
16       9, VIII  |        it be which it does not contain? Is it outside and not in
17      11, XXVIII|       all the things that they contain.~