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 1   1, 1     |            several) orders of the stars, as in their due course;
 2   1, 30    |           and that many orders of stars revolve in this ? And again, (
 3   1, 31    |     skilled in the courses of the stars, or be perfect in the precepts
 4   1, 33    |        time. It also precedes the stars (in its course), makes the
 5   1, 34    |        the Sun, the Moon, and the Stars. He has established, and
 6   1, 40    |           moon; praise him all ye stars and light. Praise him ye
 7   1, 40(39)| approximates to that of the fixed stars : by some it has been thought
 8   1, 41    |        the sun, the moon, and the stars which are in the circuits
 9   1, 43    |         and perishable body: many stars of the life which is mortal
10   1, 47    |        the appointed order of the stars; and (I know not) how many
11   1, 55    |        the sun, the moon, and the stars, foretells1 what shall come
12   1, 62    |          he impress a copy of the stars, both wandering and fixed.
13   1, 62(52)|          places and groups of the stars; not unlike, perhaps, our
14   1, 64    |           blood ; but, before the stars descend to the earth, and
15   2, 3     |         the very Heavens, and the stars; nor did they confine themselves
16   2, 25    |            the sun, the moon, the stars, and wholly and at once,
17   2, 44    |        the Sun, the Moon, and the Stars, confessing at once, and
18   2, 45    |          Moon, and the five other Stars, which have the title of
19   2, 83    |           and the progress of the stars both planetary and fixed159. ~
20   3, 13(16)|         the first residing in the Stars: the second consisting of
21   3, 64    |         seeing the Sun, Moon, and Stars, did they address their
22   5, 6     |        the Sun, the Moon, and the Stars, are the work of God; and
23   5, 6     |            the sun, the moon, the stars, and the whole world, were