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 1   2, 102|      the color of the air; and scarlet twice dyed, signifying fire:
 2   2, 102|     saints ~underwent for God; scarlet twice dyed, signifying the
 3   2, 102|     linen, violet, purple, and scarlet twice dyed. These ~curtains,
 4   2, 102|      passions; the twice dyed ~scarlet betokens the mind in the
 5   2, 102|    cedar-wood, and hyssop, and scarlet twice dyed," to ~signify
 6   2, 102|   liable to putrefaction, and ~scarlet twice dyed does not easily
 7   2, 102|        account of its smell; ~"scarlet twice dyed," to signify
 8   2, 102|        of ~humility or faith; "scarlet twice dyed," which denotes
 9   2, 102| sparrows . . . cedar-wood, and scarlet, and hyssop," ~in such wise
10   2, 102|      to the ~cedar-wood with a scarlet thread, so that the cedar-wood
11   2, 102|       up against numbness; and scarlet, which has a ~vivid color,
12   2, 102|       with the ~cedar-wood and scarlet or cochineal, and hyssop,
13   2, 102|        violet, and purple, and scarlet twice dyed." ~Thirdly, he
14   2, 102|        violet and purple, and ~scarlet twice dyed and twisted linen:
15   3, 68 |     whereon the midwife tied a scarlet thread, ~saying: This shall