Book, Chapter

 1     I, 1 |            And he, looking towards heaven, alleging that he was carefully
 2     I, 1 |      intent on beholding things in heaven, he did not know, what was
 3     I, 8 |      greater. And he says that the heaven was inclined at an angle,
 4     I, 12|           an atmosphere nor by the heaven. And that there are infinite
 5     I, 16|      wheeling his swift chariot in heaven;" and when he enumerates
 6     I, 16|       offspring of the children of heaven and earth. But others assert
 7     I, 16|            ranging abroad (through heaven) with other gods; whereas
 8     I, 23|     glittering stars, and spacious heaven above;~How they grasped
 9     I, 23|           Love; but next~Embracing Heaven, she Ocean bred with eddies
10    IV, 3 |        zodiacal sign rising in the heaven should be closely watched,
11    IV, 4 |            and he, looking towards heaven, marks down the rising zodiacal
12    IV, 12|      supposing that the heights of heaven were near, endeavoured in
13    IV, 35|         presents the appearance of heaven. But the floor also has
14    IV, 46|          interpret the (aspect of) heaven, should, like the owl, be
15    IV, 46|            Holds earth midway, and heaven itself around conducts."~
16    IV, 47|         have traversed earth under heaven, and have gone around (it),"
17    IV, 47|        prodigy is that revolves in heaven. The heretics, however,
18    IV, 48|            he affirms, is fixed in heaven, being a certain wisdom
19     V, 1 | progenitors of Aeons, O denizen of heaven, thou illustrious man."
20     V, 2 |            says, is the kingdom of heaven to be sought for within
21     V, 3 |          manifested the kingdom of heaven. This, says he, is the kingdom
22     V, 3 |         says he, is the kingdom of heaven that reposes within us as
23     V, 3 |            stretched aloft towards heaven, and their pudenda erecta,
24     V, 3 |          enter into the kingdom of heaven; but even though," He says, "
25     V, 3 |          and this (is) the gate of heaven." On account of this, he
26     V, 3 |          place through the gate of heaven, through which, he says,
27     V, 3 |           dead, he will enter into heaven through a gate of this kind.
28     V, 3 |            as the second and third heaven into paradise itself; and
29     V, 3 |          enter into the kingdom of heaven, but he that doeth the will
30     V, 3 |           of my Father which is in heaven." And it is necessary that
31     V, 3 |          enter into the kingdom of heaven. And again, he says, the
32     V, 3 |     harlots go into the kingdom of heaven before you." For "the publicans,"
33     V, 3 |        call the twos centre of the heaven poles (Poloi). And the poet
34     V, 3 |            he says, is the gate of heaven; and this a house of God,
35     V, 4 |            says, is the kingdom of heaven, the grain of mustard seed,
36     V, 4 |           says, are all that under heaven are denominated temples (
37     V, 4 |            not be discovered under heaven, in which a temple (Naos)
38     V, 4 |       encircling robes, as if (in) heaven. But they suppose that man,
39     V, 4 |         but of illustrious fame in heaven, being betrayed by those
40     V, 8 |        wistfully gazed upward upon heaven, the Chaldeans asserted
41     V, 11|            this earth and spacious heaven above,~And Styx' flooded
42     V, 11|           he says, the image is in heaven, always conspicuous in light.
43     V, 11|            at the mighty summit of heaven the beauteous image of the
44     V, 11|      consists, either of things in heaven, or things on earth. or
45     V, 11|         the habit of affirming: in heaven "Draco revolves, marvel
46     V, 12|      altogether with the Father in heaven, and returns thither. If,
47     V, 12|            your Father which is in heaven," he alludes to that one
48     V, 12|           be saved or return (into heaven) without the Son, and the
49     V, 14|      certain great form, a seal of heaven and earth. The heaven and
50     V, 14|           of heaven and earth. The heaven and the earth have a figure
51     V, 14|           discover an image of the heaven and the earth, and of the
52     V, 14|          produced such a figure of heaven and earth as is similar
53     V, 14|         again, in the midst of the heaven and the earth have been
54     V, 14|       anything else than a seal of heaven and earth similar to a womb.
55     V, 14|            different animals under heaven is diffused and distributed,
56     V, 15|       earth I sware, and yon broad Heaven above,~And Stygian stream
57     V, 16|            whose citizenship is in heaven above. In this manner insinuating
58     V, 21|           described by Moses--both heaven and earth, and the things
59     V, 21|           to the elevated parts of heaven, and to see that not anything
60     V, 21|      coming to the highest part of heaven above, and beholding a light
61     V, 21|        desire, might descend (from heaven) to her. When, however,
62     V, 21|          prophet says, "Hearken, O heaven, and give ear, O earth;
63     V, 21|          hath spoken," he means by heaven, (Justinus) says, the spirit
64    VI, 3 |         came down from above, from heaven. For, collecting into one
65    VI, 8 |         and Intelligence, he calls Heaven and Earth. And that one
66    VI, 8 |            are borne down from the heaven. On this account, he says,
67    VI, 8 |        Intelligence, that is, from Heaven and Earth, exclaims, "Hear,
68    VI, 8 |          Earth, exclaims, "Hear, O heaven, and give ear, O earth,
69    VI, 9 |         six days in which God made heaven and earth, and rested on
70    VI, 9 |         and Intelligence, that is, Heaven and Earth, and of the seventh
71    VI, 13|           primary powers, that is, Heaven and Earth. For Simon expressly
72    VI, 29|        which is above, which is in heaven. For this Jerusalem is Sophia,
73    VI, 43|          the Mother. And the first heaven sounds Alpha, and the one
74    VI, 48|           also they name an eighth heaven: and in addition to these,
75    VI, 48|          since, he says, the upper heaven has been united from an
76    VI, 48|            signs); and since (this heaven) within its cavity retards,
77    VI, 48|        therefore assert that this (heaven) is an image of Horos, who
78    VI, 48|          moon, which traverses the heaven in thirty days, by reason
79   VII, 7 |          extends to the surface of heaven, is arranged in the midst
80   VII, 11|       firmament which is above the heaven is coining into existence,
81  VIII, 3 |           advances forth as far as heaven and the effulgent stars.
82  VIII, 3 |          enter into the kingdom of heaven, because that which is born
83  VIII, 10|            that as He went up into heaven He left His body in the
84    IX, 10|        described in this book--the heaven, and the water, and the
85    IX, 10|      Behold, I call to witness the heaven and the water, and the holy
86     X, 7 |          of the great seal, namely heaven and earth, having a form
87     X, 7 |           of all things were, like heaven and earth, fashioned similar
88     X, 12|         light, proceeded to create heaven; and after having rendered
89     X, 30|       shalt receive the kingdom of heaven, thou who, whilst thou didst