Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXI  |          bear away for themselves a glorious renown."~
 2        2, XXXIX |            admire Him), had, by His glorious appearance, their belief
 3        2, LXXIV |            also, on occasion of the glorious advent of Jesus, by the
 4        4, XVI   | transformation of the Word into His glorious and more divine condition.
 5        5, X     |           the enjoyment of the most glorious rewards with God on account
 6        5, XIII  |      bondage of corruption into the glorious liberty of the children
 7        6, V     |            to give the light of the glorious Gospel of God in the face
 8        6, LXVIII|         word, and showed us His own glorious form, and the splendour
 9        6, LXXVII|              and at another, one so glorious, and majestic, and marvellous,
10        7, XX    |             engraven in stones, was glorious, so that the children of
11        7, XX    |             of the Spirit be rather glorious?" But when in another place
12        7, LIII  |             one of those who died a glorious death, and whose divinity
13        8, V     |     corruption, and restored to the glorious liberty of the children
14        8, LXVI  |     therefore praise the sun as the glorious workmanship of God, which
15        8, LXVII |             permitted to worship so glorious an object as the sun, although