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 1 Theoph |    children; for although the moon may be greater than the
 2 Procil |      and another glory of the moon, and another glory of the
 3 Thekla |       heart. For, as when the moon brightly shining fills the
 4 Thekla | clothed with the sun, and the moon under her feet, and upon
 5 Thekla |  twelve stars, and having the moon for her footstool, and being
 6 Thekla |      Children in Baptism; The Moon in Baptism, the Full Moon
 7 Thekla |     Moon in Baptism, the Full Moon of Christ's Passion.~Now
 8 Thekla |      that she stands upon the moon, as I consider, denotes
 9 Thekla |      because the light of the moon has more resemblance to
10 Thekla |       under the figure of the moon, until the fulness of the
11 Thekla |       the laver is called the moon,16 because the regenerate
12 Thekla |      newly-enlightened;18 the moon ever showing forth anew
13 Thekla |       them the spiritual full moon, namely, the period and
14 Thekla |     driven away from her full moon the wintry clouds. It is
15 Thekla |    shapes.~If the sun and the moon and the other stars were
16 Thekla |    persuaded that the sun and moon and stars are divine, will
17 Tusiane|      to rule the day, and the moon the night; and four-footed