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 1 23|   heart conversed to above in heaven, that no words could in
 2 23|   earthly men, the Creator of heaven and earth descended from
 3 23|      and earth descended from heaven to earth: and that flesh
 4 28|     that he might find all in heaven, commanded that oil to be
 5 32|     held up his hands towards heaven, and said: "Behold not,
 6 33|    discoursing of the joys of heaven. But by no persuasion would
 7 34|     OF HIS SISTER ASCEND INTO HEAVEN. ~GREGORY: The next day
 8 34|    and lifting up his eyes to heaven, beheld the soul of his
 9 34|      of a dove to ascend into heaven: who rejoicing much to see
10 35| BISHOP OF CAPUA, ASCENDING TO HEAVEN. ~At another time, Servandus,
11 35|    upon the celestial food of heaven, yet, by means of such sweet
12 35|     carried up by Angels into heaven. ~Then, desirous to have
13 35|    beheld him ascending up to heaven. ~PETER: A strange thing
14 35|       the Angels returning to heaven, out of all doubt could
15 35| before his eyes, yet were not heaven and earth drawn into any
16 37|     with his own lifted up to heaven, and as he was in that manner
17 37|   towards the east even up to heaven, hung and adorned with tapestry,
18 37|     Bennet, is ascended up to heaven." And by this means, as