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 1 IX   |   and dead, and have not the form of God (for we do not consider
 2 IX   | consider that God has such a form as some say that they imitate
 3 IX   |       by merely changing the form, and making an image of
 4 IX   |   having ineffable glory and form, thus gets His name attached
 5 L    |    Thee, so marred shall Thy form be before men, and so hidden
 6 L    |      a dry ground. He had no form, nor glory; and we saw Him,
 7 L    |    saw Him, and there was no form nor comeliness: but His
 8 L    |      nor comeliness: but His form was dishonoured and marred
 9 LI   |    to show Him light, and to form Him with knowledge, to justify
10 LV   |  world, whether without this form they could be administered
11 LV   |    this shape. And the human form differs from that of the
12 LV   |      and this shows no other form than that of the cross.
13 LV   |        And the power of this form is shown by your own symbols
14 LV   |   unwittingly. And with this form you consecrate the images
15 LV   |     reason and by an evident form, and to the utmost of our
16 LXIII|   appearing sometimes in the form of fire, and sometimes in
17 LXIV |    And the earth was without form and unfurnished: and the
18 LXIV | absurd, bringing forward the form of the conception in a female