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 1 I   |      why the six waterpots of stone said to be set after the
 2 I   |       meaning which is a fair stone of stumbling and rock of
 3 I   |       finding meanings in the stone of stumbling and rock of
 4 X   |     something which is a fair stone of stumbling, and rock of
 5 X   |    despair of finding in this stone of stumbling and rock of
 6 XIX |    and silver, and ivory, and stone, are worthy of worship;
 7 XIX |      to gold, and silver, and stone, he saw it was more corruptible
 8 XX  |     what is called the "eagle stone" to keep their nestlings
 9 XX  |  Saturn's son, ~Turned him to stone; we stood, and wondering
10 XXI | ourselves to be like wood and stone drawn hither and thither
11 XXI |  through wickedness turned to stone; for no man's heart is created
12 XXII|  determine to make brick into stone and clay into bitumen, and