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 1 I   |       the rest of the ways of heavenly discipline wherein the path
 2 III |  patience which we learn from heavenly teachings. For we have this
 3 V   |       they were restored by a heavenly birth, if the patience of
 4 VI  |    all, coming down from that heavenly sublimity to earthly things,
 5 VI  |   grace may be satisfied with heavenly bread. He wrestles with
 6 VII |       fed with gall, who gave heavenly food. He was given to drink
 7 VIII|      but to the reward of the heavenly kingdom. What can be said
 8 X   |      all have attained to the heavenly crowns by the praise of
 9 XIV |       associated with what is heavenly and divine, it struggles
10 XIX | others. Adam, contrary to the heavenly command with respect to
11 XXIV|    knee should bow, of things heavenly, and things earthly, and