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 1 1 | protect us from this scorching sun. Being no longer young,
 2 7 |     private houses, before the sun is up. Much sleep is not
 3 7 |  heavenly bodies—the stars and sun and moon, and the various
 4 7 |     with the revolution of the sun and moon, and the other
 5 7 |    about those great Gods, the Sun and the Moon.~Cleinias.
 6 7 |      ways, and I have seen the sun and moon doing what we all
 7 7 |     about the wandering of the sun and the moon and the other
 8 8 |      soil, or the soil, or the sun, or the air, which are other
 9 10|       place, the earth and the sun, and the stars and the universe,
10 10|      the Gods, and produce the sun, moon, stars, and earth,
11 10|      rising and setting of the sun and moon, in all the vicissitudes
12 10|       next in order—earth, and sun, and moon, and stars—they
13 10|     would look straight at the sun, making ourselves darkness
14 10|     the soul carries round the sun and moon, and the other
15 10|       one sees the body of the sun, but no one sees his soul,
16 10|     the soul carries round the sun, we shall not be far wrong
17 10|       the soul which moves the sun this way and that, resides
18 10|     such abody, but guides the sun by some extraordinary and
19 10| Athenian. And this soul of the sun, which is therefore better
20 10|      therefore better than the sun, whether taking the sun
21 10|        sun, whether taking the sun about in a chariot to give
22 12| preserved, and presents to the Sun and to Apollo her three
23 12|       ordered cities which the sun and the other Gods behold.
24 12|     dawn and the rising of the sun. They shall consist, in
25 12|  prevailed among men, that the sun and stars are without soul.