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 1    IV, 47|           the commandment of God as Moses declared, guarding the head
 2     V, 3 |         Sephors the gazing one, and Moses whose generation is not
 3     V, 3 |            fair and good land which Moses speaks of: "I will bring
 4     V, 11|         generation. These, he says, Moses denominated serpents of
 5     V, 11|           bitten in the wilderness, Moses exhibited the real and perfect
 6     V, 11|      written, he says, in a book of Moses. This serpent, he says,
 7     V, 11|             the power that attended Moses, the rod that was turned
 8     V, 11| destruction--withstood the power of Moses in Egypt, but the rod of
 9     V, 11|            in Egypt, but the rod of Moses reduced them all to subjection
10     V, 11|          that perfect serpent which Moses set up delivered those that
11     V, 11|               In the same manner as Moses lifted up the serpent in
12     V, 11|            the brazen serpent which Moses set up. Of this alone, he
13     V, 12|            is,) in such a manner as Moses says that tire colours of
14     V, 15|           they assert likewise that Moses confirms their doctrine
15     V, 21|           he says, concerning which Moses speaks: "God planted a garden
16     V, 21|           to interpret the words of Moses, observing, "Moses said
17     V, 21|         words of Moses, observing, "Moses said these things disguisedly,
18     V, 21|           was produced, he says, as Moses has described, an image
19     V, 21|             Euphrates, as, he says, Moses states. These twelve angels,
20     V, 21|         therefore was despatched to Moses, and through him spoke to
21     V, 21|           which came from Edem upon Moses, as also upon all men, obscured
22    VI, 4 |             paraphrasing the law of Moses, makes his statements (in
23    VI, 4 |         manner following): For when Moses asserts that "God is a burning
24    VI, 4 |              taking what is said by Moses not in its correct sense,
25    VI, 4 |        sense upon the actual law of Moses, but even plagiarizing from
26    VI, 8 |           objects of creation which Moses commended, and said that
27    VI, 9 |          PARADISE.~When, therefore, Moses has spoken of "the six days
28    VI, 9 |             power, respecting which Moses utters the following words: "
29    VI, 9 |            to have been written so. Moses, he says, resorting to allegory,
30    VI, 10|           OF THE FIRST TWO BOOKS OF MOSES.~The river, therefore, he
31    VI, 10|           he says, is the law which Moses appointed; and in reference
32    VI, 14|         interpreted the writings of Moses in whatever way he wished,
33    VI, 25|          And this, he says, is what Moses asserts: "The earth was
34    VI, 27|             the appearance of fire. Moses also, he says, expresses
35    VI, 31|              what (God) declares to Moses: "I am the God of Abraham,
36    VI, 42|          reason (he maintains) that Moses says that man was created
37    VI, 50|         they (attempt to) criminate Moses and the prophets, alleging
38   VII, 10|            which has been stated by Moses: "Let there be light, and
39   VII, 13|              reigned from Adam unto Moses," as it has been written.
40   VII, 13|         Hebdomad, who has spoken to Moses, and says: "I am the God
41   VII, 25|            that the God preached by Moses and the prophets was not
42   VII, 26|            the habit of speaking to Moses, and that this (god) was
43  VIII, 1 |          cause of the universe. And Moses has not been silent on this
44  VIII, 2 |            respecting this (Archon) Moses observes: "In the beginning
45  VIII, 2 |             heavens and the earth." Moses mentions this fiery God
46  VIII, 2 |          transmission of light. Now Moses has employed, says (the
47  VIII, 3 |           world in the manner which Moses describes. He himself, however,
48  VIII, 7 |              ALLEGORIZES THE ROD OF MOSES; NOTION CONCERNING THE DECALOGUE.~
49  VIII, 7 |      DECALOGUE.~The world, then, as Moses says, was made in six days,
50  VIII, 7 |           When, therefore, he says, Moses mentions that the rod was
51  VIII, 7 |           may declare the law which Moses ordained, who received (
52  VIII, 7 |        tittle. And this (tittle) is Moses' rod, which was given by
53  VIII, 7 |             by God into the hand of Moses. And with this (rod Moses)
54  VIII, 7 |           Moses. And with this (rod Moses) smites the Egyptians, for
55    IX, 13|            unto them by God, namely Moses, and one law by this same
56    IX, 13|            and one law by this same Moses. And there was one desert
57    IX, 24|         sages, except to the law of Moses only, in regard of which,
58     X, 11|         Paradise), concerning which Moses has spoken in an allegorical
59     X, 12|        Great Archon, regarding whom Moses converses, saying that He
60     X, 13|            son of man; and that, as Moses states, the things that
61     X, 13|             man possesses likewise. Moses, therefore, says that the
62     X, 13|         therefore, says (Monoimus), Moses mentions the rod's being
63     X, 18|             according to the law of Moses, alleging that they are
64     X, 29|             gravity and justice, by Moses, to whom allusion has been