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1   1, 27  |   dissoluble; and that which consists of many parts, is of necessity
2   1, 29  |   and one is the mind which (consists) of neither body nor parts;
3   1, 35  |    by one Ruler, (and) which consists of the heavens, the earth,
4   1, 37  |    the sensible world, which consists of the heavens the earth
5   1, 45  | wisdom of his Father, which (consists) in the workmanship visible
6   1, 72  |  humid and unclear,—that "it consists of many compounds, (resulting)
7   2, 21  |       and, because the whole consists of all its parts, the entire
8   4, 2(3)| memory. The greatest variety consists in this, that our text has