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 1   1, 26|  fabricated out of one primary material; and then again, would by
 2   1, 34|        supply substance to the material elements, and to Bodies (
 3   1, 36|       all that is superior to (material) Bodies. (It partakes) also
 4   1, 37| fabricated out of matter, and (material) bodies ; this, which we
 5   1, 44|      considered as of the same material; nor is it, that we should
 6   1, 62| similitude which is of earthly material. The angel of the seasons
 7   1, 76|     within it, and take of the material which is beneath it: then
 8   2, 22|        heights above, upon the material elements and sensible portions
 9   2, 52| existed in place, below, among material bodies, and subject to the
10   3, 39|      imagining, through (mere) material bodies, that there was a
11   4, 6 |    nets, composed of (earthly) material, and are inanimate; but,