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 1     V, 14|              some impulsive quality in a fragrance, which is inconceivable
 2     V, 14|           darkness; and again, since the fragrance of the spirit, holding an
 3     V, 14|                 upon fire, we detect the fragrance that is being wafted in
 4     V, 14|          scintillation of light with the fragrance of the spirit. And it is
 5     V, 14|                along with the light, the fragrance of the Spirit from above.
 6     V, 14|                from above along with the fragrance of the spirit--that is,
 7    VI, 11|                  a certain savour of the fragrance arises from the sacrifice
 8    VI, 11| incense-offerings; and in regard of this fragrance (the sense of) smelling
 9     X, 7 |                felt, but just as if some fragrance of ointment or incense made
10     X, 7 |                itself by some impulse of fragrance which is inconceivable and
11     X, 7 |             underlying darkness. And the fragrance of the spirit is wafted
12     X, 7 |                 of light, along with the fragrance of the spirit. And of this
13     X, 7 |                  God has arisen from the fragrance of the waters, and that
14     X, 10|                Spirit) has in itself the fragrance of the Sonship. From the