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 1 1|        consider of this seventh day after the principle of all
 2 1|        endeavour to portray the day of the divine power to that
 3 2|      measure of twelve hours by day and by night, for this reason,
 4 2|         reason, doubtless, that day might bring over the night
 5 2|         s labours; that, again, day might overcome, and thus
 6 2|     tempered by the exercise of day. "On the fourth day He made
 7 2| exercise of day. "On the fourth day He made two lights in the
 8 2|         one might rule over the day, the other over the night,"
 9 3|        the truth why the fourth day is called the Tetras, why
10 3|   passing over even to the next day. Therefore this world of
11 3|    therefore we make the fourth day a station or a supernumerary
12 4|                    On the fifth day the land and water brought
13 4|         progenies. On the sixth day the things that were wanting
14 4|       and the earth. This sixth day is called parasceve,that
15 4|       been His helpers. On this day also. on account of the
16 4|       or a fast. On the seventh day He rested from all His works,
17 4|    sanctified it. On the former day we are accustomed to fast
18 4|  rigorously, that on the Lord's day we may go forth to our bread
19 4|        not pass over the eighth day, which day very frequently
20 4|      over the eighth day, which day very frequently happens
21 5|      sixth Psalm for the eighth day,David asks the Lord that
22 5|       this is indeed the eighth day of that future judgment,
23 5|       thousand years are as one day."Therefore in the eyes of
24 7|         heart, that on the same day on which the dragon seduced
25 7|   Virgin Mary; that on the same day the Holy Spirit overflowed
26 7|        made light; that on that day He was incarnate in flesh,
27 7|         water; that on the same day He was put to the breast,
28 7|         stars; that on the same day He was circumcised,on which
29 7|     offspring; that on the same day He was incarnated, on which
30 7|        ground; that on the same day Christ was born, on which
31 7|        formed man; that on that day He suffered, on which Adam
32 7|     Adam fell; that on the same day He rose again from the dead,
33 8|                             The day, as I have above related,
34 8|   twelve-by the twelve hours of day and night; and by these
35 8|       also twelve angels of the day and twelve angels of the