Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref |       nor things to come, nor height, nor depth, nor any other
 2        1, XXXIV| either in the depth or in the height above· But Ahaz said, I
 3        1, XXXV |        either in the depth or height above; " and afterwards
 4        1, XXXV |        in the depth or in the height," since "He that descended
 5        2, XLVI |       be says: "Is it not the height of absurdity to maintain,
 6        3, LVIII|       the venerable and lofty height of eloquence which lies
 7        3, LXXI |       that kind, which is the height of injustice." Now, in our
 8        4, I    |      God, and especially that height of arrogance which Celsus
 9        4, XII  |      comes down" from His own height and greatness when He arranges
10        4, XLI  |     in breadth, and thirty in height, it was impossible to maintain
11        4, XLI  |      the thirty cubits of its height terminated in a top one
12        4, LXIX |      from rising to a greater height; and, moreover, I am of
13        6, XLII |    downward from the ethereal height."~And in those of Zeus to
14        6, XLV  |      and attains its greatest height when it simulates the appearance