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 1    I, 5   |         shall be blessed on the earth. And again, He figuratively
 2    I, 5   |        ground, nor creep on the earth like serpents as before,
 3    I, 5   |      and our sins, touching the earth on tiptoe so as to appear
 4    I, 5   |     common consent those on the earth will be rightly called disciples.
 5    I, 6   |       Father, God of heaven and earth, that Thou hast hid these
 6    I, 6   |         sterility. For when the earth itself is flooded by excessive
 7    I, 7   |      reprove the sinners of the earth." And by David: "The Lord
 8    I, 8   |  hopeless blockhead is bringing earth to sensation."' Wherefore
 9    I, 8   |        serpents creeping on the earth. Without, the sword shall
10    I, 9   |         heaven; and give ear, O earth: for the LORD hath spoken,
11    I, 9   |     astonished at this, and the earth shuddered exceedingly. For
12    I, 10  |       away from the face of the earth." By showing the punishment
13    I, 10  |        the righteous man in the earth; let us put him out of sight,
14   II, 1   |       for the sauces. "Whatever earth and the depths of the sea,
15   II, 1   |       for those that are of the earth, fattening themselves like
16   II, 1   |        looking downwards on the earth, and bending ever over tables;
17   II, 1   |        a vessel let down on the earth by the four corners, and
18   II, 1   |      and creeping things of the earth and the fowls of heaven
19   II, 2   |   hurled by Zeus from heaven to earth. "The trouble of sleeplessness,
20   II, 3   |       of the wild beasts of the earth, who sport among the birds
21   II, 3   |         digging metals from the earth, nor using vessels of gold
22   II, 3   |         not bought with coin of earth, nor is it sold in the market-place,
23   II, 8   |       renown to the ends of the earth. "For their sound hath gone
24   II, 8   |        forth to the ends of the earth." And if I seem not to insist
25   II, 8   |         came to the ends of the earth. And tears are repentance;
26   II, 8   |     lived well. This flower the earth is not able to bear; heaven
27   II, 11  |        leaving the ornaments of earth to the world, and bidding
28   II, 12  |         walk communicate to the earth harmonious movement, and
29   II, 13  |        shores, particles of the earth. For to rush after stones
30   II, 13  |     necessary He has hid in the earth and water. Wherefore ants
31  III, 2   |      the gold that is above the earth and below it is sufficient,
32  III, 2   |      and so fell from heaven to earth.~ The Shechemites, too,
33  III, 3   |         is notorious: the whole earth has now become full of fornication
34  III, 4   |       which are a burden on the earth, and overlook the chaste
35  III, 8   | Wherefore we have no country on earth, that we may despise earthly
36  III, 11  |      members which are upon the earth; fornication, uncleanness,
37  III, 11  |    knoweth not that the sons of earth perish beside her, and that
38  III, 11  |      For we are the salt of the earth." "Whosoever shall bless
39  III, 12  |      heaven, being trained from earth, and there receives the
40  III, 12  |       whom he learns to know on earth. The Word both does and
41  III, 12  |  universe.~ "There were figured earth, and sky, and sea,~ The
42  III, 12  |     wander into ether; and this earth be consolidated, and acquire
43  III, paed|         the stars,~ And how the earth and sea their place should