Part, Question

 1   1, 70  |  fourth day. For the heavenly luminaries are by nature incorruptible ~
 2   1, 70  |      1/1 ~OBJ 2: Further, the luminaries are, as it were, vessels
 3   1, 70  |    made on the first day. The luminaries, therefore, should have ~
 4   1, 70  |       to Ptolemy the heavenly luminaries are not fixed ~in the spheres,
 5   1, 70  | perceive the movement of the ~luminaries and not that of the spheres (
 6   1, 70  |      in this way the heavenly luminaries ~agree with others that
 7   1, 74  |       instance, stands to the luminaries in ~the relation of accident
 8   1, 74  |      to it. The light and the luminaries, ~therefore, ought not to
 9   1, 74  |    day; and the making of the luminaries on the fourth day does ~
10   1, 71  |  fourth day. For the heavenly luminaries are by nature incorruptible ~
11   1, 71  |       1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the luminaries are, as it were, vessels
12   1, 71  |    made on the first day. The luminaries, therefore, should have ~
13   1, 71  |       to Ptolemy the heavenly luminaries are not fixed ~in the spheres,
14   1, 71  | perceive the movement of the ~luminaries and not that of the spheres (
15   1, 71  |      in this way the heavenly luminaries ~agree with others that
16   1, 73  |       instance, stands to the luminaries in ~the relation of accident
17   1, 73  |      to it. The light and the luminaries, ~therefore, ought not to
18   1, 73  |    day; and the making of the luminaries on the fourth day does ~
19   2, 23  |       of there being several ~luminaries giving light: but this distinction
20 Suppl, 72|  shall come the light of the ~luminaries will increase according
21 Suppl, 72|      the sun, moon, and other luminaries of the heavens will be ~