Chapter

 1  5|    supported in suspense in the heaven above us, nor the things
 2  5|  transcend with daring ambition heaven itself, and the very stars,
 3  5| material may have suspended the heaven; although its own material
 4 11|     denounce destruction to the heaven and the stars, which we
 5 16|       upon their gold than upon heaven, while our sort of people,
 6 17|    whose look is turned towards heaven, as is our converse and
 7 17|        you lift your eyes up to heaven, and look into the things
 8 17|         is governed? Behold the heaven itself, how broadly it is
 9 18|          when you look upon the heaven and the earth, its providence,
10 18|        certainly are taken from heaven. When at any time was there
11 18|      Canst thou believe that in heaven there is a division of the
12 18|        they lift their hands to heaven, say nothing else but Oh
13 19|      the mind infused stirs the heaven and the earth,' and the
14 19|       the sea, and the profound heaven, from whom are men and cattle;
15 19|         be the air, Jupiter the heaven, Neptune the sea, Vulcan
16 22|     AEneas, although there were heaven, and thunderbolts, and lightnings
17 22|   consecrated, (as you say,) in heaven? And all these things have
18 22|       be the son of earth or of heaven, because among the Italians
19 22|         unexpectedly, sent from heaven, those who are ignoble and
20 23|     that now, neither would the heaven contain them, nor the air
21 27|        weigh men downwards from heaven, and call them away from
22 32|        and being established in heaven, He can neither survey all
23 32|         it is fixed fast in the heaven, yet it is diffused over
24 34|        made come to an end? The heaven also, with all things which
25 34|   things which are contained in heaven, will cease even as it began.