Chapter

 1 1 |         bring from above out of heaven, Truth, with Wisdom in all
 2 1 |    lived as free citizens under heaven by their songs and incantations.
 3 1 |       yoke of piety, recalls to heaven those that had been cast
 4 1 |      promises us the kingdom of heaven as a reward for learning;
 5 1 |     discover, that He may throw heaven's gates wide open to. us.
 6 2 |       communion between men and heaven, obscured through ignorance,
 7 2 |        which draw man down from heaven, and cast him into the abyss.
 8 2 |       speed your flight back to heaven. "For we also were once
 9 2 |       your Jupiter. Ransack not heaven, but earth. The Cretan,
10 4 |       me ask, have you forsaken heaven to pay divine honour to
11 4 |    godlessness! You have turned heaven into a stage; sluggard,
12 4 |       in the beginning made the heaven and the earth." But you
13 4 |       know God, and worship the heaven, and how shall you escape
14 4 |         suffer eclipse, and the heaven be darkened; but the Almighty
15 9 |       enter into the kingdom of heaven. For in what way is a stranger
16 9 |      the first-born enrolled in heaven, who hold high festival
17 9 |    truth, not the fatherland in heaven, not the true light, but
18 9 |          cries, "The kingdom of heaven is at hand." Those men that
19 10|      mercy that comes down from heaven? For God, of His great love
20 10|        power to be a citizen of heaven, and to cultivate Paradise,
21 10|     Paradise, and walk about in heaven and partake of the tree
22 10|      and the sea, my child, and heaven too; and all the living
23 10|         The pure must ascend to heaven. Thou art a man, if we look
24 10|         Yours is the kingdom of heaven?" Yours, whose choice is
25 10|      How, then, may I ascend to heaven, is it said? The Lord is
26 10|    strait way, but leading from heaven, strait in truth, but leading
27 10|      truth, but leading back to heaven, strait, despised on earth;
28 10|         earth; broad, adored in heaven. Then, he that is uninstructed
29 10|        for the contemplation of heaven, and being, as he is, a
30 10|       have had no desire to see heaven and the Maker of heaven,
31 10|         heaven and the Maker of heaven, nor, by fixing your choice
32 10|        to the skies, look up to heaven, admire the sight, cease
33 10|         your holes and dwell in heaven. Only let us with our whole
34 10|         look with admiration on heaven, since, deprived as they
35 10|         as one of God's people, heaven is thy country, God thy
36 10|         while truth conducts to heaven. Harsh it is at first, but
37 11|         than Paradise]--namely, heaven itself. Wherefore, since
38 11|     Himself has come to us from heaven, we need not, I reckon,
39 11|         the other luminaries of heaven; so, had we nor known the
40 11|      light has shone forth from heaven, purer than the sun, sweeter
41 11|   conduct a colony from here to heaven: with these important works
42 11| assigned to them the kingdom of heaven. The trumpet of Christ is
43 11|      attendant on our ascent to heaven. What, then, is the exhortation
44 12|       to anchor in the haven of heaven. Then shalt thou see my
45 12|     things which are laid up in heaven reserved for me, which "
46 12|     fulfil, by driving now into heaven, what He shadowed forth