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 1 III, 2 | sciences there will also be a heaven besides the sensible heaven,
 2 III, 2 |   heaven besides the sensible heaven, and a sun and a moon (and
 3 III, 2 |      magnitudes nor with this heaven above us. For neither are
 4 III, 2 |    mentioned; there will be a heaven besides the heaven, only
 5 III, 2 |       be a heaven besides the heaven, only it will be not apart
 6  IX, 8 |       the stars and the whole heaven are ever active, and there
 7 XII, 7 |     fact. Therefore the first heaven must be eternal. There is
 8 XII, 8 | bodies which move through the heaven.~(Evidently there is but
 9 XII, 8 |    Evidently there is but one heaven. For if there are many heavens
10 XII, 8 |     principles, of which each heaven will have one, will be one
11 XII, 8 |        therefore there is one heaven alone.) Our forefathers
12 XIII, 2|     how is it possible that a heaven and its parts-or anything
13 XIV, 3 |      seem to speak of another heaven and other bodies, not of
14 XIV, 4 |       in time, e.g. Night and Heaven or Chaos or Ocean, reign
15 XIV, 6 |    that of the whole choir of heaven. It may be suspected that