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1  5|       heaven itself, and the very stars, let us at least not entangle
2  5|          fire may have lit up the stars; although (the lightness
3 10|     universe itself, with all its stars, are they meditating its
4 11| destruction to the heaven and the stars, which we leave just as
5 17| distinguished in the night by its stars, or as it is lightened in
6 17|          discourse concerning the stars must be left to astronomers,
7 18|        far more glorious than the stars themselves, and the parts
8 21|        might be glowing among the stars. The Castors die by turns,
9 34|        sinks down and arises, the stars pass away and return, the