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 1 Ana    |          nor the Cross, nor the Sun, nor a biformed monstrosity
 2 XI     |     stars have gleamed, and the sun and moon have been bright,
 3 XV     |         all their foulness. The Sun mourns for his son cast
 4 XVI    |          nor the Cross, nor the sun, nor a biformed monstrosity,
 5 XVI    |         likelihood, believe the Sun to be our god. If this be
 6 XVI    |    since we everywhere have the Sun itself in its own vault
 7 XVI(41)| expressive of the coming of the Sun of Righteousness, the Light
 8 XVI    |        we devote the day of the Sun to rejoicing, for a reason
 9 XVI    |     religious reverence for the Sun, we are only second, to
10 XXI    |       ray is put forth from the sun, it is a portion from the
11 XXI    |         from the whole; yet the sun will be in the ray, because
12 XXI    |        the ray is a part of the sun, and the substance is not
13 XXI    |      the same moment, while the sun was pointing to midday,