Chapter

 1 3 |         the sun, with the other heavenly bodies; who made the earth
 2 26|         of opinion that all the heavenly bodies are to be considered
 3 28|       men should arrive at that heavenly reward of immortality from
 4 30|         who ought to look up to heavenly things, to subject himself
 5 30|    truth, and earthly things by heavenly. They thus define the nature
 6 36|        affairs of men, but also heavenly things. How, therefore,
 7 60|       unites human affairs with heavenly, the Lord Himself delivering
 8 62|        should be depressed from heavenly to earthly things, from
 9 65|        and to be transferred to heavenly treasures, where neither
10 67| confesses, and exalt him in His heavenly kingdom in proportion to
11 70|      man alone makes use of the heavenly element, which is fire,
12 70|       to the very shrine of the heavenly letters, and being more
13 73|         we may be honoured with heavenly things; temporal things