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 1   1, 1 | according to their manner; the changes of the moon, according to
 2   1, 1 |         and the recurrence and changes of times and seasons2. And
 3   1, 12|             12. Who is He that changes this fluent generating seed
 4   1, 14|     effects the generation and changes of these things ? ~
 5   1, 18|      course of his government, changes it to sweetness, and brings
 6   1, 18|       the wet with the dry, he changes (things) into every sort
 7   1, 47| succession of the seasons; the changes of times; the revolutions
 8   1, 55|        of the seasons, and the changes of times.  ./. 
 9   1, 62|         mere) brass of itself, changes its fashions, after the
10   1, 74|        s superiority, from his changes and increments here, if
11   2, 83|      of the sun, the (monthly) changes of the moon, and the progress
12   2, 96|      production of fruits; the changes of the seasons ; and the