Book, Chapter

 1    I, 21|          In the mean time, let us look also to other matters which
 2   II, 1 |       lest, in short, they should look to heaven, and observe the
 3   II, 1 |           For since other animals look down to the ground, with
 4   II, 1 |          animals bend forward and look to the earth, He gave to
 5   II, 1 | countenance, and commanded him to look up to theheaven, and to
 6   II, 1 |           name of man, who do not look up, but downward: unless
 7   II, 1 |         God willed that we should look up to heaven, and undoubtedly
 8   II, 1 |          the mind of man ought to look in the same direction as
 9   II, 2 |          the open air? Why do you look to walls, and wood, and
10   II, 2 |          heavenly things?"~Rather look to the heaven, to the sight
11   II, 5 |    understanding is this, that he look up to and honour the common
12   II, 9 |           But, that man might not look into the works of God, He
13   II, 10|       Therefore the cattle do not look up to heaven, nor do they
14   II, 14|         first of all who began to look up to and adore the heavenly
15  III, 2 |         not sought at all. Let us look to this very thing, whether
16  III, 9 |       born, replied that he might look upon the heaven and the
17  III, 10|      Again, those creatures which look forward to the future and
18  III, 10|         is raised? For if we must look to the heaven, it is undoubtedly
19  III, 10|          Therefore we must either look in that direction or bend
20  III, 10|        upright. We must therefore look up to the heaven, to which
21  III, 20|     considered impious for men to look upon. Therefore they who
22  III, 27|      which they are ignorant; nor look towards heaven, as they
23  III, 27|   together with the body, equally look down towards the earth:
24   IV, 16|       true divinity, who not only look up to perishable riches,
25   IV, 16|            it grieveth us even to look upon him: for his life is
26   IV, 18|       thus wrote: "And they shall look on me, whom they pierced."
27   IV, 24|           that mortal eyes cannot look upon and endure the glory
28   VI, 4 |       body, they may be unable to look towards virtue. He inspires
29   VI, 8 |       course of life ought not to look to the earth, but to the
30   VI, 11|        select persons? Why do you look at bodily forms? He is to
31   VI, 18|          to profit many, yet they look up to him who is able to
32   VI, 20|    excellent and worthy of man to look upon the heaven rather than
33   VI, 20|      things, and have urged us to look up to the heaven, nevertheless
34  VII, 1 |       bonds; nor are they able to look up to heaven, since their
35  VII, 17|         life again; and while all look on and wonder, he shall
36  VII, 18|        Jupiter: that Jupiter will look to the earth, and hear the