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1    I,  5, 5|    from an invisible substance consisting of fusible and fluid matter,
2    I, 14, 1| enunciation of the whole name, consisting of thirty letters, and four
3    I, 14, 4|     arithmetically symbolical, consisting of six letters, and is known
4    I, 14, 7|       gave life to this world, consisting of seven powers, after the
5   II, 24, 3|    harmony with their Pleroma, consisting, as it did, of five hundred
6   IV, 18, 5|      bread, but the Eucharist, consisting of two realities, earthly
7    V,  2, 3|    Lord became] an actual man, consisting of flesh, and nerves, and
8    V,  6   |       THE WHOLE NATURE OF MAN, CONSISTING OF BODY AND SOUL IN CLOSE