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 1     I, 5 |        highest (quarter of the firmament); whereas the orbs of the
 2     I, 7 |       the stars, coursing (the firmament) as shooting sparks, arise
 3    IV, 47|    though all the stars in the firmament set, the pole of this (luminary)
 4    IV, 48|        creation, is set in the firmament as an image of a creation
 5    IV, 49|  denominating the stars in the firmament, are, he says, images, and
 6     V, 4 |        water that is above the firmament," concerning which, he says,
 7     V, 10|        which are beheld in the firmament have been causes of the
 8     V, 11|     one, looking upward on the firmament, will behold at the mighty
 9     V, 11|  wonder which is beheld in the firmament by those who are able to
10     V, 22|       is water, that below the firmament of the wicked creation,
11     V, 22|        water, (that) above the firmament, of the Good One, in which
12   VII, 11|        the mode mentioned, the firmament was placed between the super-mundane (
13   VII, 11| Sonship. While, therefore, the firmament which is above the heaven
14   VII, 11|        up entire as far as the firmament. And there He paused, supposing
15   VII, 11|       He paused, supposing the firmament to be the termination of
16   VII, 13|        extending as far as the firmament. And He imagines Himself
17  VIII, 2 |        then, he had formed the firmament over the nether world, "
18  VIII, 2 |      light which was above the firmament day, and the darkness he
19     X, 10|   raised Himself as far as the firmament, supposed that there was
20     X, 28|       canopy of the stupendous firmament. But He was One, alone in