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 1     I|       signs in the sun, in the moon, and in the stars, and in
 2     I|        gross and rude, and the moon shall be as blood, and the
 3     I|     then shall be dark and the moon shall give no light, hereby
 4     I|       is more shining than the moon and more clear than the
 5     I|       ne of the sun, ne of the moon, ne with any of the angels,
 6     I|       day God made the sun and moon and stars, etc. The fifth
 7    II|  angels serve. The sun and the moon marvel them of his beauty,
 8   III|     The city needeth no sun ne moon to shine in it, for the
 9     V|   images of the sun and of the moon and of the stars, and made
10     V|         He beheld the sun, the moon, and the stars, and summoned
11     V|  manner of a star, like to the moon in quantity, and to the
12     V|       natural eclipse, for the moon was then from the sun, and
13     V|     Heliopolis, and we saw the moon of heaven go disordinately,
14    VI|     the sun lifted up, and the moon set in his order, that is
15    VI|     bed with his wife, and the moon shone right clear which
16    VI| spiritual heaven, the sun, the moon, and the stars, that is
17    VI|       upon the centre, and the moon waning in the house of Mars
18   VII|   therein, and of the sun, the moon, the stars, and of the planets
19   VII|       that is to say, the sun, moon, stars, and planets, how
20   VII|     said that if he saw sun or moon within ten years he should
21   VII|       they lie saying that the moon came to him, whom receiving