Book, Chapter

 1    I, 11|         death? Why, then, do men raise their eyes to the heaven?
 2    I, 15|          as our promised town we raise,~In temples sacred to his
 3   II, 1 |          up to theheaven, and to raise his countenance erect to
 4   II, 2 | otherwise. Why, then, do you not raise your eyes to heaven, and,
 5   II, 19|          for his nature, let him raise himself from the ground,
 6  III, 24|          that is. that it should raise aloft mountains, extend
 7  III, 27|          the earth, nor did they raise their countenances on high
 8  III, 28|   fortune. I yield, he says, and raise my hand. What is more wretched
 9   IV, 1 |          case. For men ceased to raise their countenances to the
10   IV, 13|         weak nature of ours, and raise it to immortality. He became
11   IV, 13|         with thy fathers, I will raise up thy seed after thee,
12   IV, 14|       book of Kings: "And I will raise me up a faithful Priest,
13   IV, 15|          from disease. ~He shall raise the dead, and drive away
14   IV, 17|        Lord said unto me, I will raise them up a Prophet from among
15   IV, 18|         and in three days I will raise it up again without hands,"~--
16    V, 3 |      have you yourself wished to raise a monument of your talent,
17    V, 14|    lifted up, as to forbid me to raise my eyes to heaven? Who can
18    V, 23|     pride or insolence, does not raise himself too highly, nor
19   VI, 24|      call him sound who does not raise his eyes to the prosperity
20  VII, 20|       the earth; and then I will raise the dead, loosing fate and
21  VII, 22|        their renewed bodies, and raise them to everlasting blessedness.
22  VII, 27|        and truthful arbiter will raise him to life and to perpetual