Book, Chapter

 1    I, 11|         to mortals, seems to be higher, but the region of the west
 2   II, 13|        belong to God occupy the higher part, namely the soul, which
 3  III, 12|  earthly things, and may aim at higher things, since it despises
 4  III, 24|         men whose footsteps are higher than their heads? or that
 5   IV, 26|     both conspicuous to all and higher than others, the cross was
 6    V, 6 | inequality, and made themselves higher than other men, by a retinue
 7    V, 11|        might prepare the way to higher offices: some were swift
 8    V, 16|      will plainly obtain a much higher rank of dignity in the judgment
 9   VI, 4 |         desire of others mounts higher, not that they may rule
10  VII, 5 |        unable to attain to that higher life. But he who prefers
11  VII, 15|       those buildings which are higher than others have more weight