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 1   2, 102|         goats' hair, rams' skins dyed red, and violet-colored
 2   2, 102|       the air; and scarlet twice dyed, signifying fire: and ~this
 3   2, 102| underwent for God; scarlet twice dyed, signifying the twofold
 4   2, 102|        purple, and scarlet twice dyed. These ~curtains, however,
 5   2, 102|          covering of rams' skins dyed red; and over this there ~
 6   2, 102|        the ~firmament; the skins dyed red denoted the empyrean
 7   2, 102|   subject to passions; the twice dyed ~scarlet betokens the mind
 8   2, 102|  martyrdom, denoted by the skins dyed red; and ~austere of life
 9   2, 102|        hyssop, and scarlet twice dyed," to ~signify that just
10   2, 102| putrefaction, and ~scarlet twice dyed does not easily lose its
11   2, 102|       its smell; ~"scarlet twice dyed," to signify water, for
12   2, 102|         or faith; "scarlet twice dyed," which denotes twofold
13   2, 102|        purple, and scarlet twice dyed." ~Thirdly, he had the ephod,
14   2, 102|       purple, and ~scarlet twice dyed and twisted linen: and on
15   3, 51 |          not upon silk, nor upon dyed cloth, but on linen of the ~
16   3, 81 |          things are dipped to be dyed. If, ~however, the dipping
17   3, 83 |        upon a cloth of silk, or ~dyed material, but upon linen