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 1    I, 10|   his cautery whether the bodies were really lifeless, or
 2    I, 13|  worshipping the heavenly bodies likewise, move your lips
 3    I, 19| that souls will return to bodies. But how much more worthy
 4    I, 19|   will return to the same bodies! And how much more ridiculous
 5   II, 3 |  them, and we see certain bodies fall down from them. If,
 6   II, 3 | befits their condition as bodies, they are mortal--of course
 7   II, 5 | earth, since not even our bodies and souls could have sufficed
 8   II, 5 |  For if all the (heavenly bodies) overhead forget not to
 9   II, 6 |   CHANGES OF THE HEAVENLY BODIES, PROOF THAT THEY ARE NOT
10   II, 6 |   however, at the stellar bodies; they both undergo change,