Book, Chapter

 1        1, XVII |      time bestowing also some praise upon those who do so, to
 2        1, LXIV |      regard it as a ground of praise, that reasoning was enabled,
 3        2, XI   |       not Thy peace before my praise; for the mouth of the sinner,
 4        2, XX   |    not Thy peace, O God of my praise; for the mouth of the wicked
 5        3, XXXIX|     exhibit what is worthy of praise, seeing we entrust ourselves
 6        4, LXVII|      can be preserved, or how praise or blame can be administered
 7        5, XIII |       and especially these,--"Praise Him, all ye stars, and thou,
 8        5, XIII |     and thou, O light," and, "Praise Him, ye heaven of heavens,"--
 9        5, XIII | mighty beings, which "greatly praise" the Lord God, as of no
10        5, XLIV |     we understand the words, "Praise God, ye heaven of heavens,
11        5, XLIV |   above the heavens: let them praise the name of the LORD."~
12        6, XIX  |       in the book of Psalms: "Praise God, ye heaven of heavens
13        6, XIX  |   above the heavens, let them praise the name of the LORD." I
14        6, XX   |  above the heavens, and which praise His name. And as many of
15        6, XX   |    name. And as many of us as praise Him shall not be carried
16        6, XXIX |    impious man, that you give praise to the Creator of the world,
17        6, XXXVI|       I may go into them, and praise the LORD; this gate of the
18        6, XXXVI|      I may show forth all Thy praise in the gates of the daughter
19        7, VI   |  truth and virtue. It is poor praise of Socrates to say that
20        7, XX   |    another place he wishes to praise and recommend the law, he
21        8, LVI  |  either of condemnation or of praise. For those things which
22        8, LVII |      it is the latter that we praise and bless, as having been
23        8, LXVI |      joyful triumphal song in praise of Minerva, you will by
24        8, LXVI |     seem to render the higher praise to God; for piety, in extending
25        8, LXVI |     our enemies. We therefore praise the sun as the glorious
26        8, LXVI |    and hearkens to the call, "Praise the Lord, sun and moon,"
27        8, LXVII|      the Word and God; and we praise God and His Only-begotten,