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 1    II,  4(4711)|     shining one, the morning star, whose movements the Babylonians
 2    II,  20     |      me,” says he, “that one star differeth from another star
 3    II,  20     |  star differeth from another star in glory, I reply, that
 4    II,  20     |     glory, I reply, that one star does differ from another
 5    II,  20     |     does differ from another star; that is, spiritual persons
 6    II,  23     |  glory of the stars; for one star differeth from another star
 7    II,  23     |  star differeth from another star in glory. So also is the
 8    II,  23     |    but your goats also. “One star,” he says, “differeth from
 9    II,  23     |       differeth from another star in glory”: this is not the
10    II,  23     |      but of sheep and sheep, star and star. Lastly, he says, “
11    II,  23     |    sheep and sheep, star and star. Lastly, he says, “there
12    II,  23     | maintain that the phrase one star from another star covers
13    II,  23     | phrase one star from another star covers the whole human race;