Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |             which the Most High God raised you to the prosperous height
 2    I, 2 |          did Protagoras effect, who raised doubts respecting the gods;
 3    I, 15|          composed to give pleasure, raised them to the heaven; as is
 4   II, 1 |      capable of exercising reason,--raised him from the ground, and
 5   II, 2 |           of which God your Creator raised you. He gave to you an elevated
 6   II, 2 |        those lofty minds, which are raised together with their bodies
 7   II, 7 |           senate-house, whichnow is raised aloft and shines with the
 8   II, 11|          the earth-born race of men raised its head from the hard fields."~
 9   II, 18|         adored by us, who have been raised from it, and have received
10  III, 10|            which the countenance is raised? For if we must look to
11  III, 12|             of living creatures are raised to the sight of the heaven,
12  III, 20| contemplation of which we have been raised; in fine, the light itself
13  III, 27|            heaven, unless with mind raised aloft he discerns God, and
14  III, 28|        below rather than that it is raised aloft? unless by chance
15   IV, 12|     remembered the days of old, who raised up from the earth a shepherd
16   IV, 15|         languishing, unless He also raised the dead, as it were unbound
17   IV, 26|           dishonourable actions. He raised the bodies of the dead as
18   IV, 26|           be so conspicuous, and so raised on high, that all nations
19   IV, 29|       Father, who after His passion raised Him from the dead, as we
20    V, 4 |             in Latin writings, have raised a monument of their own
21    V, 18|             great, that when it has raised its eyes to heaven, it deserves
22   VI, 24|             the polluted limbs, and raised the dead. He will quench
23  VII, 1 |            of the work; but we have raised the entire edifice, with
24  VII, 5 |           outstretched hand to have raised man from the ground, and
25  VII, 5 |           worship of God, since God raised man to a view of the heaven
26  VII, 9 |     heavenly and divine, whose body raised from the ground, elevated
27  VII, 23|            evil, and because He has raised them to His kingdom and
28  VII, 24|          God; but they who shall be raised from the dead shall preside
29  VII, 26|            the unrighteous shall be raised to everlasting punishments.
30  VII, 26|             time when the great God raised thee up for the restoration
31  VII, 26|            of the supreme Deity has raised thee to the imperial dignity,