Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXIV |        one God, named either the Highest, or Adonai, or the Heavenly,
 2        1, LX   |      saying, Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good-will
 3        3, XLI  |  intermixture, they received the highest powers, and after participating
 4        4, XXVII|       accepted the Word have the highest hopes in God, both because
 5        4, LIV  |         did not proceed from the highest intelligence. And he ought
 6        5, XVI  |        have been purified to the highest degree; while, on the other
 7        5, XXXIX|        completely to receive the highest share in the absolute reason,
 8        5, XLI  |  difference whether you call the highest being Zeus, or Zen, or Adonai,
 9        5, XLV  |      matters nothing whether the highest being be called Jupiter,
10        5, XLV  |         indifference whether the highest being be called Jupiter,
11        5, LXI  |    points, but upon those of the highest importance? Nay, medicine
12        6, XX   |        suffer here, to reach the highest heavens, and receiving,
13        6, XLVII|         a Son of God through the highest union with Him, being no
14        7, XXXI |          are unable to reach the highest region of the air; but that
15        8, L    |          bring the impure to the highest practicable degree of purity--
16        8, LI   | supposing that pleasure were the highest good, or that he was of
17        8, LI   |   principle that pleasure is the highest and final good of man, all
18        8, LXV  |         their other virtues that highest of virtues, patience and