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 1 VII  |        and water, and the other elements, things without soul or
 2 VII  |        fair ordering to earthly elements or lifeless idols. But therein
 3 IX   |       dissolved in fire and the elements shall melt with fervent
 4 XII  |        treacherous and unstable elements which, being disordered
 5 XVII |          Else how could diverse elements have met, for the consummation
 6 XVII |       world, the working of the elements, the beginning, end and
 7 XXVII|      God, went astray after the elements and began to worship the
 8 XXVII|      and moon, and of the other elements or luminaries. And they
 9 XXVII|   understand that even the very elements are corruptible. But if
10 XXVII|         corruptible. But if the elements are corruptible and subject
11 XXVII|       are they gods? And if the elements are not gods, how are the
12 XXVII|         we then, O king, to the elements themselves, that we may
13 XXVII|       then must I say about the elements? ~"They, who ween that the
14 XXVII| perisheth in many a way, by the elements, by wild beasts, and by
15 XXVII|        they worship corruptible elements and dead images, neither