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 1     4|       of that Grave," as their account says, "is one—whosoever
 2     4|        one another.  And if on account of their mute condition,
 3     8| Constitutents preponderates on account of the quantity of one of
 4    19|       not completed. And if on account of the small amount of Light
 5    22|       i.e., the Luminaries) on account of their Light, let their
 6    22|     i.e., the nations) that on account of their dependence it is
 7    24|    goes and comes every day on account of its purity to the House
 8    27|        been 'refined,' on that account the mouth does not perceive
 9    30|       He was afraid on His own account—He who is not capable of
10    31|        doors are here . . . on account of that [ —l. 16.] injury. . . .