Ante-Nicene Fathers — Vol. I — Section 217
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nacle according to the pattern of all the instru- ments thereof, even so shalt thou make it." ' And again, a little afterwards : " Thus then thou shalt make it according to the pattern which was showed to thee in the mount." ^ Plato, then, reading these passages, and not receiving what was written with the suitable insight, thought that form had some kind of separate existence before that which the senses perceive, and he often calls it the pattern of the things which are made, since the writing of Moses spoke thus of the taber- nacle : " According to the form showed to thee in the…
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