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 1     I, 5 |     flashes of lightning when the wind coming down severs the clouds.
 2     V, 14|        not spirit as a current of wind, or some gentle breeze that
 3     V, 14|      originating principle, viz., wind, (which is) violent and
 4     V, 14|       ferment in the waters, (the wind) uplifts waves out of the
 5     V, 14|           out of the water by the wind, and rendered pregnant in
 6     V, 14|      Nature, and by the motion of wind. And it is produced from
 7     V, 14|       that is below, which is the wind that with noise and tumult
 8     V, 14|           of all animals. But the wind, at the same time fierce
 9     V, 14| disordered womb, the serpent--the wind of the darkness, the first-begotten
10     V, 14|         water, (namely,) serpent, wind, (and) beast. This, he says,
11     X, 7 |           spirit, as a current of wind or a certain gentle breeze
12     X, 7 |           vehement and boisterous wind, and that it is a cause
13     X, 7 |           they maintain that this wind is fashioned like the hissing
14     X, 7 |            And they say that this wind constitutes a spirit, and
15     X, 7 |           beneath," that is, from wind. And the Father creates