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 1 III |   all the arrangement of the stars, and being compared to light,
 2 III |  purer than the sun, and the stars, and the light. For both
 3 III |   she surpasses the sun, the stars, and the light, yea, even
 4 XI  |   conceived," said: "Let the stars darken their light. Let
 5 XI  |    What is meant here by the stars, by the light, by the dawn ?
 6 XI  |    the dawn ? I say that the stars are the souls of the Saints;
 7 XI  |     the Queen of Saints. The stars indeed are all the Saints,
 8 XI  |  against the devil. Of these stars it is well said in the Book
 9 XI  |     the Book of Judges: "The stars remaining in their order
10 XI  |     of the morning, till the stars appear" (2 Esdras 21.) Two
11 XI  |  well till the rising of the stars, that is, until our souls,
12 XI  | having become lightsome like stars, go forth from our bodies
13 XI  |    our bodies and fly to the stars. But above every star that
14 XI  |       amongst the myriads of stars that are before God, thou
15 XIII|      in whose sight even the stars are not pure, judged thy