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 1     V, 3 |  second and third heaven into paradise itself; and that he beheld
 2     V, 4 |      far as the head only, is Paradise, therefore that "this river,
 3     V, 4 |      as it were, through some paradise planted with every description
 4     V, 15|      Of every tree that is in paradise thou mayest freely eat;
 5     V, 21|      these angels together is Paradise, he says, concerning which
 6     V, 21|     the truth." And, he says, Paradise being formed from the conjugal
 7     V, 21|    the midst of paradise--for paradise is the angels, in the midst
 8     V, 21|      Of every tree that is in paradise thou mayest freely eat,
 9    VI, 9 | ALLEGORICAL REPRESENTATION OF PARADISE.~When, therefore, Moses
10    VI, 9 | manner, does God form man? In Paradise; for so it seems to him.
11    VI, 9 |     so it seems to him. Grant Paradise, he says, to be the womb;
12    VI, 9 |     to allegory, has declared Paradise to be the womb, if we ought
13    VI, 9 |       as I have affirmed, let Paradise be the womb, and Edem the
14    VI, 9 |     the purpose of irrigating Paradise," (meaning by this) the
15    VI, 9 |     infant that was formed in Paradise neither receives nourishment
16    VI, 10|       for the child formed in Paradise has these senses only. This,
17     X, 11|       these are (the trees of Paradise), concerning which Moses