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(Symbol missingGreek characters)" They are, as the Clarian Apollo said at Colophon (Orac. v. ed. Gall. p. 14; Lact. lib. i. c. 7):—

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who, (Orph. fr. iii. p. 454, ed. H.; and Euseb. Pr. Ev. p. 686, ed. Col.) around (Symbol missingGreek characters)

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and stand " (Symbol missingGreek characters)," says Onatas, "(Symbol missingGreek characters)" (Stob. Eel. Ph. i. 2, 28),—"(Symbol missingGreek characters)" (Macrob. Sat. i. 23). They are (Orph. fr. iii. 3) subject to him,—

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and they obey (Aristoph. Nub. 555)—

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a) As regards Elohim, we read in his word, "The Scripture of Truth," of the (Symbol missingGreek characters) (Eph. iii. 10; comp. with Asc. Isaiæ v. vii. 9); and that even (Symbol missingGreek characters) (St. Luke ii. 13), "a multitude" is but a small band of that Heavenly Host. We are told of שַׂר־צְבָא־יְהוָֺה, "The Prince," or "Captain of that Host" (Josh. v. 14);—of "Cherubim" (Psalm Ixxx. 1; xcix. 1)—فرشتکان نزدیک

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