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 1     I, 2 |            system corresponds with harmony, and he first resolved the
 2     I, 2 |       world, he says, is a musical harmony; wherefore, also, that the
 3     I, 2 |         circuit in accordance with harmony. And as regards the things
 4    IV, 10|        DISTANCE IN ACCORDANCE WITH HARMONY.~Concerning the Moon, however,
 5    IV, 10| composition of the universe out of harmony, on concordant principles
 6    IV, 10|          the universe according to harmony. For it is neither credible
 7    IV, 10|     however, they should not be in harmony and symphony--I mean those
 8    IV, 11|     conformity with proportion and harmony. The proportionate and harmonic
 9    IV, 48|           seven strings the entire harmony and construction of the
10     V, 15|            of the) navel, which is harmony, is (to be found) with the
11     V, 15|       midst of these seems to be a harmony constituted from the spirit
12    VI, 27|          one (treaty of) peace and harmony between all the Aeons within
13  VIII, 5 |            were, a certain musical harmony, which comprises all things
14    IX, 4 |      itself, just like the inverse harmony of a bow and lyre." But
15    IX, 4 |          affirms) that there is" a harmony, as in a bow and lyre."
16    IX, 4 |            and lyre." That obscure harmony (is better), though unknown
17    IX, 4 |           these words: "An obscure harmony is preferable to an obvious
18    IX, 4 |      regard of its power. And that harmony visible to men, and not
19    IX, 5 |           For he says, "An obscure harmony is preferable to an obvious