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 1    12|       it does not refine every day ; but in the remote south
 2    17|      forth each offspring in a day, can she not also bring
 3    17|   forth as the scorpion in one day ? And if she really empties
 4    19|      concerning this part of a day why it is defective and
 5    19|        the deficiency for this day may be filled up ? But when
 6    19|         But when it (i.e., the day) is defective it is not
 7    19|     small amount of Light that day is imperfect, there would [
 8    19|       this defective part of a day convict the Heretics that
 9    20| receive all those Parts in one day from the Moon ? But, perhaps,
10    20|      Part which is added every day, just as she shows when
11    21|     Behold the division of the day. But by the Moon the months
12    21|  number the months, and as the day is completed in its course,
13    21|        thirty days. But if the day consists of twelve hours,
14    24|      that goes and comes every day on account of its purity