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1 4 |  although there be that are called gods" in name, "whether
2 7 |   power? If it be He who is called God, then I myself, too,
3 8 |     known to be God, and be called Almighty only that He is
4 19| princes and magistrates are called arkontes. Therefore in this
5 26|   above the firmament," and called the firmament heaven, the
6 28|    was made, was deservedly called "void." For as soon as it
7 29|    but yet "land." "And God called the dry land Earth," not
8 35|     thing is it? what is it called? what is its description?
9 40|    hardly with propriety be called parts of Matter, since they