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 1    I, 20|    because he did not know whose likeness it was, he gave it a name
 2   II, 2 |       MAKING IMAGES; OF THE TRUE LIKENESS OF GOD, AND THE TRUE WORSHIP
 3   II, 2 |         those beings after whose likeness they were formed, and to
 4   II, 2 |     should often contemplate the likeness of a man who has settled
 5   II, 2 |   persevere in contemplating the likeness, and should prefer the enjoyment
 6   II, 2 |           Assuredly not. For the likeness of a man appears to be necessary
 7   II, 5 |        Sicily able to contrive a likeness and representation of the
 8   II, 11| intelligence, that is, after the likeness of His own image, than which
 9   II, 12|        certain vessels after the likeness of wombs, respecting~which
10   II, 13|    formed the male after His own likeness, then He also fashioned
11  III, 22|        life, I do not say to the likeness of dumb animals, but of
12   IV, 11|     flesh, and to be made in the likeness of man himself, to whom
13   VI, 6 |     duties,' they bore a certain likeness and appearance of wise men."
14   VI, 7 |     wickedness open, so it has a likeness and appearance of justice.
15   VI, 13|       truly to have attained the likeness of God. For it is almost
16  VII, 3 |     which are done in it, to the likeness of a most trifling dream,
17  VII, 4 |        made by God and after the likeness of God. But I return to