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 1 1 |     He says to them: "Have ye understood all these things? And they
 2 1 | waters."] The many waters are understood to be many peoples, or the
 3 3 |     are outside; and they are understood by none, although they boast
 4 5 |    the testimonies are openly understood.~8, 9. "Twenty-four elders
 5 6 |   heaven. Therefore heaven is understood to be the golden altar which
 6 6 |   also by the brazen altar is understood the earth, under which is
 7 11|       elsewhere, you have not understood, you may understand here.
 8 11|     of the discourse, must be understood.~19. "And the temple of
 9 12|       it should more truly be understood, that of the angels that
10 13|     beast, the feet are to be understood as his leaders.~"And his
11 13|     to turn into Latin, it is understood by the antiphrase Diclux,
12 17|      time."] The time must be understood in which the written Apocalypse