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 1 PreGreek|     shines more brightly than the sun, we shall maintain that
 2 I       |          of earth as it is in the sun and moon and stars; and
 3 I       |      evening and morning, without sun and moon and stars? 70and
 4 II      |        not only in heaven, in the sun, moon, and stars, being
 5 XIV     |          they cannot show how the sun and moon and stars, with
 6 XIV     |         His face beaming like the sun, so it is with His clothing,
 7 XVII    |         not even like to call the sun Apollo, or the moon Diana;
 8 XX      |      remains at the temple of the Sun. Now, even supposing what
 9 XXI     |        the same. ~10. Suppose the sun were to speak and say, "
10 XXI     |          have sprung up, once the sun is risen, they are scorched
11 XXIII   |           to speak precisely, the sun, moon, and stars, this is
12 XXIII   | alterations of the turning of the sun, and the change of seasons:
13 XXVII   |          be blind, not seeing the sun for a season." 689What "
14 XXVII   |           of both ways seeing the sun? ---- with his bodily eyes,
15 XXVII   |          Observe further that the sun though white and shining
16 XXVII   |           clay is hardened by the sun, so his reason was hardened