post mulierem virum posuit in persona eadem, ne sexum in coelestibus putaremus, cum in uno atque eodem juxta proprietatem Hebraicam, idem et vir et mulier appellatur’ (on v. 23).—they turned not round when they went] In whatever direction they moved, the Living Creatures presented the same front: there was no need to turn round.—10. The four faces. Their positions from the point of view of the spectator are mentioned only in the case of the second and of the third. Evidently the text is disarranged;