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1     V, 14|      constituted, that, like a ray of the sun, it shines from
2     V, 14|   splinter from above like the ray of a star, has been mingled
3     V, 14|    substantially. For he was a ray (sent down) from above,
4     V, 16| following method: The luminous ray from above is intermingled,
5     V, 16|    falcon. In like manner, the ray of light which has been
6  VIII, 3 |   small body, nay, rather as a ray of vision condensed beneath
7     X, 7 |   these, the light, also, as a ray of sun, shines from above