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 1   vis, vis3, 2 |        it were made out of one stone. Those stones, however,
 2   vis, vis3, 6 |     use to God. For as a round stone cannot become square unless
 3   com, com11, 1|       I am to tell you. Take a stone, and throw it to the sky,
 4   com, com11, 1|   ground, and yet it hollows a stone. You see, then, that the
 5   sim, sim9, 3 |    carried them together, each stone by itself.~
 6   sim, sim9, 4 |       under the corners of the stone; and the others stooped
 7   sim, sim9, 6 |       carefully, feeling every stone separately; and holding
 8   sim, sim9, 6 |      his hand, he struck every stone in the building three times.
 9   sim, sim9, 9 | constructed as if built of one stone, without a single joining.
10   sim, sim9, 9 |        single joining. And the stone seemed as if hewn out of
11   sim, sim9, 13|        the tower became of one stone with the rock. So also they
12   sim, sim9, 18|     became, as it were, of one stone after its purification.