Chapter

 1 I     |        age and condition, even high rank, are passing over to
 2 III   |     from his presence; it is a high offence for any one to be
 3 XI    |         on the other hand, the high God has taken up their mates
 4 XIII  |      nay, it will be matter of high rejoicing among them that
 5 XVIII |        worthy to know the Most High, and to reveal Him,--men
 6 XIX   |                     XIX.~Their high antiquity, first of all,
 7 XXV   |        April, that most sacred high priest of hers was offering,
 8 XXIX  |       But you are impious in a high degree who look for it where
 9 XXXIII|      putting it under the Most High, and making it less than
10 XXXIII|       will desire to have that high name applied to him. If
11 XXXV  |       keep the votive days and high rejoicings in honour of
12 XL    | visited. If the Tiber rises as high as the city walls, if the
13 L     |      us, among yourselves lift high the standard of virtue in