CHAPTER IV.

After what manner the visible celestial orbs are Gods.--That a

celestial body is eminently allied to the incorporeal essence of

the Gods.--That the visible are connected with the intelligible

Gods.--And that the perfectly incorporeal are united to the

sensible Gods, through the essence of each being characterized by

_the one_.

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