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1 5 |   and Heraclitus (do) out of fire; as Hippon and Thales (do)
2 6 | corporeal, such as earth and fire, are indicated by the bodily
3 7 |    prison or lodging, in the fire or in Abraham's bosom, it
4 8 |  because it is (composed of) fire; the object, however, which
5 32|      that the soul is either fire, or water, or blood, or
6 33|    that he is flung into the fire, that his very grave may
7 51|   consumed at its funeral by fire, because they would spare
8 54|   perdition by the universal fire? All other souls they thrust
9 58|      his right hand over the fire; look also at Zeno's, as