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  1    I, pref|        since few make use of this heavenly benefit and gift, because
  2    I, pref|    rightly discuss respecting the heavenly precepts, by which we may
  3    I, 1   |       either of sex or of age, to heavenly pasture. For there is no
  4    I, 11  |           more avail than all the heavenly gods, and their ruler and
  5    I, 11  |       imagine, from the fervor of heavenly fire, or because he is the
  6    I, 23  |           worthy of the wisdom of heavenly training, who shall approach
  7   II, 2   |           earth, and destitute of heavenly things?"~Rather look to
  8   II, 2   |         is not befitting that the heavenly being should make himself
  9   II, 2   |         you deprive yourselves of heavenly benefits, and of your own
 10   II, 3   |         they should think only of heavenly things. False religious
 11   II, 3   |            inasmuch as they place heavenly things in things which are
 12   II, 3   |         of a divine mystery and a heavenly secret. And no man can know
 13   II, 5   |           AND NOT THE ELEMENTS OR HEAVENLY BODIES; AND THE OPINION
 14   II, 5   |          as to judge that all the heavenly bodies which have motion
 15   II, 5   |           they infer that all the heavenly bodies are gods, tends to
 16   II, 6   |         when they affirm that the heavenly fires and the other elements
 17   II, 9   |           incapable of perceiving heavenly things, because it is shut
 18   II, 10  |        man alone. For we, being a heavenly and immortal race, make
 19   II, 13  |         were, a vessel which this heavenly spirit may employ as a temporary
 20   II, 14  |          look up to and adore the heavenly bodies. And because they
 21   II, 15  |         lose the dignity of their heavenly nature. He plainly prohibited
 22   II, 16  |          being ignorant that from heavenly beings they were corrupted,
 23   II, 17  |           their true names, those heavenly names which are read in
 24   II, 17  |       feigned that there are many heavenly beings, and one king of
 25   II, 18  |           pour out His wrath with heavenly power and might, as~"Prophecies
 26   II, 18  |           downward, nor cast this heavenly countenance to the earth,
 27   II, 18  |          called forth to high and heavenly things. In the third place,
 28   II, 19  |          nothing divine except in heavenly things; it follows that
 29   II, 19  |      because there can be nothing heavenly in that which is made from
 30   II, 19  |          upon, that we may obtain heavenly things. For this is the
 31  III, 6   |         the causes and systems of heavenly things only, or natural
 32  III, 10  |        may know the nature of the heavenly objects. But we cannot by
 33  III, 10  |      means know the nature of the heavenly objects, because nothing
 34  III, 12  |           that it may effect some heavenly reward, since it treats
 35  III, 12  |          those who extinguish the heavenly souls together with the
 36  III, 14  |    bestowed wisdom also among His heavenly benefits), do you call her
 37  III, 15  |         in this the only true and heavenly wisdom, which had been unknown
 38  III, 20  |          into the secrets of that heavenly providence. We know that
 39  III, 20  |     secrets of the world and this heavenly temple with impious disputations,
 40  III, 20  |          to discuss the nature of heavenly things, he was unable even
 41  III, 24  | accordance with the motion of the heavenly bodies; and thus that the
 42  III, 26  |          is open to all; and this heavenly light rises for all, as
 43   IV, 3   |          prove ungrateful for the heavenly benefits; and this is certainly
 44   IV, 4   |         is the inheritance of the heavenly kingdom, that is, the chief
 45   IV, 5   |        difficult it is to discuss heavenly subjects; but still the
 46   IV, 7   |      arrived, but that He sways a heavenly and eternal kingdom, concerning
 47   IV, 8   |      knowledge of God, and of the heavenly mystery to be revealed to
 48   IV, 10  |         might of an angel or with heavenly power, but in the form of
 49   IV, 10  |          were hungry, a shower of heavenly nourishment descended. Moreover,
 50   IV, 10  |           not only satisfied with heavenly bread, but also with more
 51   IV, 11  |        unwilling to send him with heavenly power and glory, that the
 52   IV, 15  |         though they were signs of heavenly power, the Jews esteemed
 53   IV, 15  |           and substantial, but by heavenly strength and power, which
 54   IV, 15  |         Word of God, relying upon heavenly strength and power. Nor
 55   IV, 16  |          can be judged a true and heavenly, and perpetual good, because
 56   IV, 19  |     things were done, even by the heavenly prodigies, they were not
 57   IV, 20  |      Since the inheritance is His heavenly kingdom, it is evident that
 58   IV, 20  |       divine race of the blessed, heavenly Jews."~But what that race
 59   IV, 20  |         to the inheritance of His heavenly kingdom.~
 60   IV, 22  |          in the true knowledge of heavenly learning. But, however,
 61   IV, 22  |         all would have obeyed the heavenly precepts, if the influence
 62   IV, 24  |           no difference between a heavenly and an earthly teacher.
 63   IV, 24  |           God, that he may by his heavenly authority impose upon men
 64   IV, 25  |          might appear that He was heavenly even in the form of man,
 65   IV, 26  |         something for the future. Heavenly influence opened the eyes
 66   IV, 26  |       truly blind who, not seeing heavenly things, and surrounded with
 67   IV, 26  |         hear the things which are heavenly and true, and worthy of
 68   IV, 26  |           were lately ignorant of heavenly things, having received
 69   IV, 26  |       might show the power of His heavenly majesty. Therefore, as His
 70   IV, 27  |           whom they shall see the heavenly mark, nor injure those whom
 71   IV, 30  |          them, and abandoning the heavenly road, have made for themselves
 72   IV, 30  |        sufficiently instructed in heavenly learning, when they were
 73    V, 1   |          cup be anointed with the heavenly honey of wisdom, that the
 74    V, 9   |        perfidy, have deserted the heavenly oath, and have consented
 75    V, 15  |           one is cut off from His heavenly benefits. For as He distributes
 76    V, 16  |         are altogether opposed to heavenly things. For as the wisdom
 77    V, 20  |          God, since it belongs to heavenly warfare, requires the greatest
 78    V, 24  |       await patiently that day of heavenly judgment, in which He Himself
 79   VI, 1   |        heaven, and have made that heavenly faculty the slave of the
 80   VI, 2   |          in their mind what those heavenly goods are, the greatness
 81   VI, 2   |       they would contemplate that heavenly light which we call the
 82   VI, 2   |        have no taste for anything heavenly, are recalled to the earth
 83   VI, 2   |           attribute to the gods a heavenly perception, but rather a
 84   VI, 2   | altogether of the earth. For what heavenly influence can there be in
 85   VI, 3   |           age and race, into this heavenly path, because God, who is
 86   VI, 4   |           turns men away from the heavenly path, and leads them into
 87   VI, 4   |      eternal punishment. But that heavenly way is set forth as difficult
 88   VI, 4   |        has armed us with true and heavenly virtue, respecting which
 89   VI, 6   |     office, to call man away from heavenly things and sink him in earthly
 90   VI, 6   |       which is earnestly fixed on heavenly goods to be called away
 91   VI, 6   |            because it is not that heavenly principle, but is altogether
 92   VI, 6   |           God has instructed with heavenly precepts.~
 93   VI, 8   |           earthly images, but the heavenly God; not to measure all
 94   VI, 8   |   directed into the way; and that heavenly light, which is a much brighter
 95   VI, 8   |           path; that sacred, that heavenly law, which Marcus Tullius,
 96   VI, 9   |        speaks, who, in discussing heavenly things, relates the virtue
 97   VI, 10  |          we are all sprung from a heavenly seed; all have that same
 98   VI, 17  |         other hand, if it desires heavenly things, it is a virtue.
 99   VI, 18  |    receive the recompense of that heavenly and divine reward. The other
100   VI, 18  |     widely removed not only front heavenly, but also from public and
101   VI, 21  |      earthly things will not have heavenly things.~
102   VI, 24  |           he says. A speech truly heavenly, had it not been preceded
103   VI, 24  |   therefore, has obeyed all these heavenly precepts, he is a worshipper
104  VII, 1   |         it, I say, to defend that heavenly justice? Of what avail to
105  VII, 1   |          while he distrusts their heavenly reward, which God has appointed
106  VII, 1   |          those which are present; heavenly things to earthly: and eternal
107  VII, 1   |         as he was ignorant of the heavenly mystery, which is not learned
108  VII, 2   |     knowledge of the truth and of heavenly things. And this knowledge,
109  VII, 3   |           of the stars and of the heavenly bodies, which is harmonious
110  VII, 5   |        below, He strengthened the heavenly things, and established
111  VII, 5   |         one is earthly, the other heavenly, two lives have been assigned
112  VII, 5   |    therefore has an end; but this heavenly one is as the soul, and
113  VII, 5   |         when man, purified in the heavenly laver, lays aside his infancy
114  VII, 5   |       that he may have divine and heavenly consolation. And he who
115  VII, 5   |          has preferred earthly to heavenly goods. On this account,
116  VII, 6   |        souls, which were born for heavenly pursuits. Let us now, in
117  VII, 8   |        possess, appear divine and heavenly; because of the soul, which
118  VII, 9   |           alone of all animals is heavenly and divine, whose body raised
119  VII, 9   |        man alone makes use of the heavenly element. For, since the
120  VII, 9   |         light, rising upward, and heavenly. But those things which
121  VII, 11  |           frail goods, follow the heavenly religion of God, whose goods
122  VII, 12  |           which is drawn out from heavenly fineness, when any violence
123  VII, 12  |           earth; that which is of heavenly breath remains fixed, and
124  VII, 14  |       future the formation of the heavenly people. For as, when all
125  VII, 14  |          world, agreeing with the heavenly, announce the end and overthrow
126  VII, 15  |       whole world, be beaten with heavenly stripes, that the righteous
127  VII, 16  |      ascertain the courses of the heavenly bodies or the system of
128  VII, 20  |          and happy, return to the heavenly abodes from which they had
129  VII, 23  |       placed in the possession of heavenly goods, and enjoying the
130  VII, 24  |         the thousand years of the heavenly rule in which righteousness
131  VII, 26  |           away the worship of the heavenly and matchless God, that
132  VII, 27  |        the eternal rewards of the heavenly treasure. And that we may
133  VII, 27  |       those which are eternal and heavenly: with which reward the hardships
134  VII, 27  |           the sun, with the other heavenly bodies, who by His power
135  VII, 27  |         come, that being fed with heavenly food, they may lay aside