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 1   1, 5 |       and (which) dwells in the glorious light, to which nothing
 2   1, 5 |    other way could it be either glorious or right, that He, who is
 3   1, 24|        was not any thing:"— the glorious words of the divine men (
 4   1, 38|       which are resplendent and glorious, as enlightened by the splendour
 5   2, 82|          except by means of the glorious and divine manifestation (
 6   4, 7 |        in Ephesus of Asia, does glorious honour to his death, and
 7   4, 35|       taught moreover, that His glorious second coming should not
 8   4, 35| district. But, of what sort his glorious second coming from heaven
 9   5, 25|     they had attested things so glorious and praise-worthy of Him;
10   5, 25|      cities (generally), and in glorious repute for their erudition
11   5, 43|       more are they so in those glorious ones. For those, who chose
12   5, 43|         have been (deemed) more glorious, than their falsely stating
13   5, 47|         only those splendid and glorious things -- I say indeed, --