Book, Chapter

 1       1, III  |          all things, shouldst be contained by any, since those things
 2       5, VII  |         whether the explanations contained in the Manichean books were
 3       6, V    |          an infinite sea; and it contained within itself some sort
 4       6, VII  |          only of things that are contained in a place, and could find
 5       6, XIX  |       But concerning the mystery contained in “the Word was made flesh,”
 6       9, XVI  |           then, forgetfulness is contained in the memory. It is present
 7      11, XVII |            because the chaos was contained in it and was not yet distinguished
 8      11, XX   |       that unformed matter which contained, undifferentiated, heaven
 9      11, XXVI |         do this would find fully contained in the laconic speech of
10      11, XXVII|        created things were to be contained. And when they hear, “God
11      11, XXXI |       the rest, even though they contained no falsehood that offended
12      12, VIII |           which would have still contained the whole spiritual creation
13      12, XVIII| knowledge, scientia, in which is contained all the mysteries593 which