Book, Chapter

 1     I, 5 |          that the earth is poised aloft, upheld by nothing, continuing(
 2     I, 6 |         fire which is being borne aloft. But also that there are
 3     I, 7 |       that it continues suspended aloft, by reason of its magnitude,
 4    IV, 36| frightened by the flame, is borne aloft, and makes a (proportionably)
 5     V, 3 |       having both hands stretched aloft towards heaven, and their
 6     V, 21|           His nature was to mount aloft, leaving Edem below: for
 7    VI, 39|      herself. But do you, raising aloft the conceiving power of
 8   VII, 10|           itself soar high up and aloft; nor, again, would a bird,
 9   VII, 10|         any time soar high up and aloft; (so, in like manner,) the
10   VII, 10|        Spirit as by a wing, bears aloft (in turn) its pinion, that
11   VII, 11|      raised Himself up and soared aloft, and was carried up entire