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 1   1, 4 |     universe, and which have been fabricated from one (species of) matter,—
 2   1, 26|          would he likewise be who fabricated for himself many Gods out
 3   1, 26|         dispersive, and which are fabricated out of one primary material;
 4   1, 37|         therefore, which has been fabricated out of matter, and (material)
 5   1, 63|        sitting upon the images of fabricated gods, would shew by these
 6   1, 63|           superior to that of the fabricated deity of such. ~
 7   2, 12|      deities, which they had (so) fabricated. And thus did they set up
 8   2, 30| propitiate the Deity, by means of fabricated earthly matter, and a little
 9   2, 86|       together with those who had fabricated Gods for themselves, by
10   3, 39|        ivory, stone, or wood, was fabricated by the hands of artificers
11   5, 3 |           nature, and every thing fabricated ? Was this then His error ?
12   5, 8 |         whole Christian race, who fabricated magical rites or drugs,
13   5, 20|           His Disciples  ./. have fabricated these same; it is now time
14   5, 22|         which we may suppose they fabricated all the things, which they
15   5, 28|      things done by Him, but have fabricated all these things for ourselves;
16   5, 32|           were lies, and they had fabricated them by compact; we ought
17   5, 32|       agreement, in what they had fabricated, even to death. And no one
18   5, 42|          adorned Him by means of (fabricated) miracles; they surely never