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1   1, 2 |     seven strings,—the (mere) instrument of music,—but not on him
2   3, 39|      this would be some human instrument, by means of which He could
3   3, 39| feelings by means of a hollow instrument, the strings of which he
4   3, 39|       took into His hands the instrument of the musician, the work
5   3, 39|       suffering, although the instrument should be broken, or the
6   3, 40|    availed Himself of a human instrument, and set up His own Interpreter,
7   3, 78|   means of the body, as by an instrument of music, send forth the