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 1  Thal     |          unto his wife, and they two shall be one flesh. This
 2  Thal     | corruption and incorruption, are two things in the highest degree
 3  Thal(40) |              In the original the two words are different. In
 4  Thal(40) |         could be gained by using two words in the translation.-
 5 Thall(4)  |                        There are two readings. The above rendering
 6 Thall     |     perceive from the Scriptures two kinds of vines which were
 7 Thall     |        Now gold is commended for two reasons: the first, that
 8 Agathe    | therefore, they are divided into two equal numbers of five, inasmuch
 9 Thekla    |        feed her there a thousand two hundred and threescore days."
10 Thekla    |         nourished for a thousand two hundred and sixty days,
11 Thekla    |         virtue. And the thousand two hundred and sixty days that
12 Thekla    |          all things for Himself. Two hundred embraces two perfect
13 Thekla    |    Himself. Two hundred embraces two perfect numbers united together,
14 Thekla    |       into three parts, it makes two; and again, if divided by
15 Thekla    |     twice three, and three times two, and six times one, when
16 Thekla    |           when the three and the two and the one are put together,
17 Thekla    |      fourth three, and the sixth two, and the twelfth one. The
18 Thekla    |          is four, and the fourth two, and the eighth one. Now
19 Thekla    |    second, which divides it into two equal parts, is the horizon;
20 Thekla    |         on each side of this the two tropics, the summer and
21 Thekla(45)|       theory of the universe for two thousand years, till Copernicus,
22 Thekla    |         the stars. For there are two motions in us, the lust
23 Thekla    |        whence they have received two names, that of virtue and
24  Domn     |          Imitator in All Things; Two Kinds of Fig-Trees and Vines.~
25  Domn     |          Writings that there are two kinds of fig-trees and vines, "
26  Domn     |       upon the top of it.... And two olive-trees by it, one upon
27  Domn     |        candlestick, and what the two olive-boughs in the hands
28  Domn     | olive-boughs in the hands of the two pipes, the angel answered
29  Domn     |         and said: "These are the two sons of fruitfulness23 which
30  Domn     |     whole earth," signifying the two first-born virtues that
31  Domn     |        divine knowledge. But the two boughs of the two olives
32  Domn     |        But the two boughs of the two olives are the law and the
33 Arete     |     great beauty of Susanna, the two Judges, maddened with desire,