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 1 I    |        Scriptures have not the "corporeal," 52as we shall presently
 2 I    |     besides these two also the "corporeal" part with its power of
 3 I    |   things spiritual, I mean the "corporeal" part of the Scriptures,
 4 I    |        being interwoven in the "corporeal" sense; nor in the Law and
 5 I    |      but not every portion the "corporeal"; for the "corporeal" meaning
 6 I    |       the "corporeal"; for the "corporeal" meaning is often proved
 7 I    |     promises are given are not "corporeal." ~23. And, not to spend
 8 I    |       of Israel. So, then, the "corporeal" Israelites are traced up
 9 I    |        Israelites, of whom the "corporeal" were the type, do they
10 I    |        one man who had no such "corporeal" descent, but the better,
11 I    |        prophecies merely of the corporeal Egyptians,103Babylonians,
12 IX   |          the first time of the "corporeal" 209harvest, the second
13 XVIII|       to theories of matter and corporeal substances, and allege that
14 XVIII| subsistences to begin with were corporeal, and that there is nothing