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 1 TransPre|            said to mean the Son of light, and whose labours earned
 2 I       |            common notions and such light as is given by the things
 3 I       |        human compositions. And the light also of the law of Moses,
 4 I       |          as many as desire no more light than that of the mere letter,
 5 I       |          their descendants are the light of the world,110for "they
 6 V       |            darkness with His clear light; and this is why it is said
 7 V       |        This I say, according to my light, by way of excuse for men
 8 XIV     |        great lights,232the greater light for rule 233of the day,
 9 XIV     |            the day, and the lesser light for rule of the night; he
10 XIV     |   firmament of the heaven, to give light upon the earth and to rule 234
11 XIV     |           in the soul of a burning light as it were from flaming
12 XIV     |          by the prophet, He said, "Light up for yourselves the light
13 XIV     |        Light up for yourselves the light of knowledge." 257And John,
14 XIV     |         life, and the life was the light of men";258the true light
15 XIV     |          light of men";258the true light which lighteneth every man
16 XIV     |            world, and maketh him a light of the world.259For this
17 XIV     |           of the world.259For this light shone in our hearts to give
18 XIV     | generations, says, "The Lord is my light and my salvation, whom shall
19 XIV     |           a lamp unto my feet, and light unto my paths";262and, "
20 XIV     |        unto my paths";262and, "The light of thy countenance, O Lord,
21 XIV     |            over us";263and,"In thy light shall we see light." 264
22 XIV     |          In thy light shall we see light." 264And, urging us to come
23 XIV     |          urging us to come to this light, the Word in Isaiah says, "
24 XIV     |          shine, Jerusalem; for thy light is come, and the glory of
25 XIV     |          of death, to them did the light spring up." 266And again, "
26 XIV     |            in darkness saw a great light." 267Observe, then, the
27 XIV     |            Prophets concerning the light of the blessed; and observe
28 XIV     |             those who nourish this light with the oil spoken of in
29 XIV     |       white, they are not like the light; if thou shalt ascend to
30 XIV     |       mountain, thou shalt see His light and His garments. The garments
31 XIV     |       shalt see the beauty and the light of the garments, and shalt
32 XVIII   |         but also views them in the light of reason, he will let it
33 XX      |          whole of nature, and what light he throws upon the subject. ~
34 XX      |       Olympian Jove ~Sent forth to light, a snake, with blood-red
35 XX      |             who first ~Sent him to light, a miracle was wrought: ~
36 XX      |            himself sent him to the light"; 414and if Apollo also
37 XX      |     desires. And we pray that "the light of the knowledge of the
38 XXI     |         themselves, may afterwards light on a way of healing; for
39 XXII    |        they mind the things of the light and the brightness of the
40 XXII    |      brightness of the everlasting light. And let them, whenever
41 XXIV    |        darkness is the opposite of light, and heat of cold? And moisture
42 XXIV    |            is destructive of fire, light of darkness, and so on with
43 XXIV    |            to be opposed to black; light, too, is shown not to be
44 XXVII   |           but draw it forth to the light, and perhaps by his conduct