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 1    IV, 3 | altogether the nature of the seed deposited to occupy some time in traversing
 2    IV, 3 |        say with accuracy when the deposited seed coalesces, in order
 3    IV, 4 |          projects a little, or is deposited on the ground; but the period
 4    IV, 28|      dark-blue dye which has been deposited in the incense produces
 5     V, 17|        secret tenets he will find deposited there. But since we have
 6     V, 21|       like manner also a soul was deposited in Eve,--an image--from
 7    VI, 4 |         received its own form, is deposited in a granary, not (flung)
 8   VII, 9 |         the world, which has been deposited by the non-existent God,
 9   VII, 14|          He has above Himself the deposited treasure of that Ineffable
10     X, 11|     supposed by Justinus) to have deposited in man himself the soul,
11     X, 11|         spirit of Elohim which he deposited in man. And (Justinus informs