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 1     I,  7(4292)|    Mithras was the God of the Sun among the Persians. His
 2    II,  7      |    the stones made hot by the sun, and subsist on this poor
 3    II,  14     | whatever the direction of the sun might be, that way the palace
 4    II,  15     |  Joshua, the son of Nun, bade sun and moon stand still, and
 5    II,  23     |     There is one glory of the sun, and another glory of the
 6    II,  23     |     there is one glory of the sun, and another glory of the
 7    II,  23     |   race; but he introduces the sun and moon, and you cannot
 8    II,  23     |    with the brightness of the sun, and those of the next rank
 9    II,  25     |   with the broiling heat. The sun and the moon, and all the
10    II,  25     |       of the future, then the Sun of Righteousness will rise
11    II,  25     |       fear the Lord shall the Sun of Righteousness arise.”