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 1      IV|  elements -- fire, air, water, earth; and two elementary powers --
 2      XV|        His feet~ He treads the earth, and stretches His right
 3      XV|     voice," by whom heaven and earth and the whole creation were
 4     XVI|    shall be those men upon the earth~ Who shall love the great
 5   XVIII|      the heavens and the broad earth beneath,~ The glancing waves
 6   XXVII|        Hades, had they left on earth the body, with its head,
 7  XXVIII|     created the heaven and the earth," then the sun, and the
 8  XXVIII|         There he described the earth, the heaven, the sea,~ The
 9  XXVIII|   around, he cast her down~ To earth. She, mingling with all
10     XXX|     the same way regarding the earth and heaven and man; for
11     XXX|     created the heaven and the earth," and then subjoins this
12     XXX|        this sentence, "And the earth was invisible and unfashioned,"
13     XXX|        it was the pre-existent earth which was spoken of in the
14     XXX|   spoken of in the words, "The earth was," because Moses said, "
15     XXX|   because Moses said, "And the earth was invisible and unfashioned;"
16     XXX|        and he thought that the earth, concerning which he says, "
17     XXX|     created the heaven and the earth," was that earth which we
18     XXX|       and the earth," was that earth which we perceive by the
19     XXX| heavens is the Lord's, but the earth hath He given to the children
20     XXX|      man, taking dust from the earth." He thought, accordingly,
21     XXX|       he who was formed of the earth was afterwards made according
22     XXX|     And that man was formed of earth, Homer, too, having discovered
23     XXX|     becoming alacrity -- ~ ~To earth and water may you all return~ ~ --
24     XXX|        pristine formation from earth. These things Homer and
25  XXXIII|    created the heavens and the earth," and then immediately subjoins, "