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Seventh, from "Every leaf" down to "meandering between the leaves," it directly explains the differing colors and forms of the flowers and leaves. There are five points: first, it explains that the sizes of the leaves are equal and without distinction; second, it explains the quantity of light and color emitted by the leaves; third, it explains that fearing doubts born of unfamiliarity, a metaphor is borrowed to reveal it—like celestial necklaces; fourth, it explains that the leaves have marvelous flowers, whose color is compared to celestial gold and whose form is likened to wheels of fire; fifth, it explains that they illuminate each other in turn, meandering between the leaves.