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 1     I, 6 |           produced a brilliant and fiery flash. And that a rainbow
 2     I, 7 |         moon and all the stars are fiery stones, that were rolled
 3    IV, 32|            of smoke, and that of a fiery description. Then also putting
 4    IV, 33|            uttering these jests, a fiery AEsculapius appears upon
 5    IV, 35|            A CAULDRON; ILLUSION OF FIERY DEMONS; SPECIMEN OF A MAGICAL
 6    IV, 35| considerable splendour. And that a fiery Hecate seems to career through
 7     V, 2 |            creation, Ialdabaoth, a fiery God, a fourth number; for
 8    VI, 27|          essence is, he says, of a fiery nature, and is also termed
 9   VII, 26|           that this (god) was of a fiery nature, and that there was
10  VIII, 2 |        CREATION; THEIR NOTION OF A FIERY GOD.~And these (heretics)
11  VIII, 2 |        earth." Moses mentions this fiery God as having spoken from
12  VIII, 3 |        THIRTY YEARS ON EARTH.~This fiery deity, then, after he became
13  VIII, 3 |          by reason of the Deity of fiery light, (that is,) the Demiurge,
14     X, 12|     converses, saying that He is a fiery Deity and Demiurge, who
15     X, 16|           God, he states to be the fiery one that was manifested;