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1     Int         |     the one hand, it obviously refers to the free acknowledgment,
2       4, XV(116)|   Plotinus, to which Augustine refers infra, Bk. VIII, Ch. II,
3      10, XXIII  |      ask, since the word “day” refers not only to the length of
4      10, XXIII  |      day from night), but also refers to the sun’s entire circuit
5      11, XXI    | heavens’) and the earth (which refers to the whole physical entity,
6      11, XXIV   |    passage, “heaven and earth” refers to no formed and perfect
7      11, XXVIII |        that “heaven and earth” refers to the created things already
8      11, XXVIII | arranged. One believes that it refers to the invisible and visible
9      12, XXIV   |      power of human generation refers to the process of mental