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 1 11|          is celebrated on a fixed day, in memory of her flight.~
 2 27|         none of men even till the day of judgment might attempt
 3 45|         to it, though on the next day they were about to celebrate
 4 45|           of the sun, so that the day was turned into night.~
 5 46|         eyes, and thou shall fear day and night, and shall have
 6 46|    obscuring of the sun: "In that day, saith the Lord, the sun
 7 46|       down at noon, and the clear day shall be dark; and I will
 8 46|        gone down while it was yet day; she hath been confounded
 9 47|          a tomb. But on the third day, before daybreak, there
10 47|           rise again on the third day, the prophets had long ago
11 47|       will revive us on the third day."~Therefore, after His resurrection
12 47|           length, on the fortieth day, He returned to His Father,
13 71|            and the month, and the day will be shortened. And Trismegistus
14 71|          sleep for a respite. The day will always increase disaster,
15 72| accomplished, and after the third day they shall come forth, and