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 1 IV    |         it has not fallen from heaven. Is it wonderful that man
 2 X     |       was not the offspring of heaven and earth. As his parents
 3 X     |      For who does not speak of heaven and earth as father and
 4 XI    |  suppose, and straightway shut heaven's gates; and now He must
 5 XV    |       offspring cast down from heaven, and you are full of glee;
 6 XXI   |        a cloud and taken up to heaven,--a fact more certain far
 7 XXX   |        the emperor make war on heaven; let him lead heaven captive
 8 XXX   |        on heaven; let him lead heaven captive in his triumph;
 9 XXX   | triumph; let him put guards on heaven; let him impose taxes on
10 XXX   |        let him impose taxes on heaven! He cannot. Just because
11 XXX   |        because he is less than heaven, he is great. For he himself
12 XXX   |      he himself is His to whom heaven and every creature appertains.
13 XL    |     were consumed by fire from heaven. The country yet smells
14 XL    |        the days when fire from heaven overwhelmed Vulsinii, and
15 XL    | barefoot processions; you seek heaven at the Capitol; you look
16 XL    |     longed-for clouds--God and heaven not in all your thoughts.
17 XL    |    sackcloth and ashes, assail heaven with our importunities--
18 XLVI  |      disciple of Greece and of heaven? between the man whose object
19 XLVIII|  striking as thunderbolts from heaven, or bursting up out of the