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 1   2, 76(135)|    Satan fall from heaven like lightning. He tells us too, (ib. p.
 2   2, 86     |      places, by strokes of the lightning, by burnings, or by withholding
 3   2, 86     |      by destructive strokes of lightning; and thus He put to shame
 4   2, 90     |    said, that on one occasion, lightning struck the statue of Jupiter167
 5   2, 90(167)|  destruction of this statue by lightning. See Prep. Evang. p. 135.
 6   2, 91(168)|    Temple of Peace suffered by lightning after many prodigies had
 7   2, 91     |        was again, destroyed by lightning. ~
 8   2, 92     |        again, on one occasion, lightning fell from heaven on that
 9   2, 92(170)|     soothsayer concerning this lightning, he was told that it portended
10   2, 95     |       by calamitous strokes of lightning, did He annihilate these
11   2, 95     |        taken in the strokes of lightning sent upon the Idols, the
12   4, 35     | chamber, (it) not. For, as the lightning shineth from the  ./. East,
13   4, 35     |  taught and said, "For, as the lightning goeth forth144 from the
14   4, 35(144)|        was rather to be as the lightning in rapidity and effect, --