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 1    I, pref|     wander through inextricable darkness without any result of his
 2    I, 1   |      enfeebled, they may lie in darkness. We must provide for these,
 3    I, 18  |    human race. Oh how great the darkness in which you were involved,
 4    I, 21  |        blinded breasts! In what darkness of life andin how great
 5   II, 1   |       is perpetually to scatter darkness, and to blind the minds
 6   II, 5   |       interchanges of light and darkness, by which alternate courses
 7   II, 5   | withdrawn, a night of excessive darkness should become too oppressive
 8   II, 5   |       variety, and tempered the darkness itself with many and minute
 9   II, 5   |      God to remove the gloom of darkness! He concludes the book,
10   II, 5   |         them through the gloomy darkness, Heordered them to give
11   II, 10  |         placed on the earth the darkness, which is contrary to these.
12   II, 10  |          He placed on the earth darkness, and the inhabitants of
13   II, 10  |     because it always brings on darkness, and because it makes men
14   II, 10  |      depends upon the light, so darkness belongs to the west: but
15   II, 10  |    destruction are contained in darkness. Then He measured out in
16   II, 10  |        the extreme west. For as darkness is opposed to light, so
17   II, 10  |       and as cold is nearest to darkness, so is the northern region
18   II, 10  |         heat, nor overpower the darkness by their multitude, therefore
19   II, 13  |         was made from light and darkness, from life and death; and
20   II, 13  |  dominion, it is in everlasting darkness and death. And the force
21   II, 17  |          Therefore they draw on darkness, and overspread the truth
22   II, 18  |     ones himself,--namely, into darkness, and hell, and everlasting
23   II, 18  |     business, to involve men in darkness, that the true God may not
24  III, 6   |      with light, the other with darkness, a part of knowledge is
25  III, 18  |        lie in the depths of the darkness of ignorance. And this ignorance
26  III, 19  |    crimes were thrust down into darkness, and lay in the mire; but
27  III, 28  |      things are overspread with darkness. Empedocles complains that
28  III, 29  |      folly, he overspreads with darkness, that no one may be able
29  III, 30  |   Anaxagoras finds light in the darkness? or until Democritus draws
30   IV, 1   |       overspread with gloom and darkness; and in conformity with
31   IV, 8   |        men, and overspread with darkness even those who retained
32   IV, 15  |     eyes blinded in the deepest darkness, He restored them to their
33   IV, 19  |        its light, and there was darkness from the sixth even to the
34   IV, 20  |    prison, and them that sit in darkness out of the prison-house."
35   IV, 20  |       of folly, were sitting in darkness, ignorant of God and of
36   IV, 26  |         and surrounded with the darkness of ignorance, worship earthly
37   IV, 26  |      enwrapped in the gloom and darkness of folly, and ignorant in
38   IV, 30  |       part of the people to the darkness of death: I will explain:
39    V, 3   |       more black than Cimmerian darkness, as they say! He may perhaps
40    V, 10  | therefore, how great a cloud of darkness and errors, has over-spread
41    V, 20  |         call day night--the sun darkness? Moreover, it is the same
42   VI, 1   |      the body, are engaged with darkness and death, which belong
43   VI, 2   |       Him, as though He were in darkness. But if they were able to
44   VI, 2   |       for a short time mist and darkness would overspread your dimmed
45   VI, 2   |         that they may not be in darkness; and their worshippers,
46   VI, 3   |      setting of the sun, and to darkness. I will therefore describe
47   VI, 9   |     which belongs altogether to darkness. Wherefore there is no reason
48  VII, 16  |       trains of comets, and the darkness of the sun, and the colour
49  VII, 19  |       laid open in the dead and darkness of the night, that the light
50  VII, 19  |          there will be fire and darkness in the midst of theblack
51  VII, 21  |      will be hidden in the same darkness with the wicked, being destined
52  VII, 23  |        shall send the wicked to darkness in fire. But as many as
53  VII, 24  |       sun, and moon."~Then that darkness will be taken away from
54  VII, 27  |     death life, in the place of darkness brightness, and in the place