Chapter

 1 II     |        from the commonwealth of heavenly felicity but thou hast also
 2 VI     |        certain monk, learned in heavenly things, graced in word and
 3 VI     |       slow to plant therein the heavenly seed, and manifest to thee
 4 VII    |   invisible. First, he made the heavenly and invisible powers, countless
 5 VII    |        freely to eat of all the heavenly trees therein, but forbade
 6 VII    |         to declare, and to make heavenly us who are low and earthly,
 7 VIII   | Christian Faith is the grace of heavenly Baptism, fraught with the
 8 VIII   |       be written.' ~"So in this heavenly Gospel, written by the Spirit
 9 VIII   |         with a multitude of the heavenly host to judge our race,
10 XI     |       ye shall put on: for your heavenly Father knoweth that ye have
11 XII    |        and desire of divine and heavenly things: and secondly, that,
12 XII    |      sweet fruits worthy of the heavenly board. ~"Others again spend
13 XII    |        clay imitate the life of heavenly beings, in fastings and
14 XII    |      level of the life of these heavenly citizens. Nevertheless,
15 XVIII  |         me on the course of the heavenly journey." ~"What sayest
16 XVIII  |    poverty, which the lovers of heavenly blessings utterly renounce
17 XIX    |    which he assumed, and in his heavenly glory rising again from
18 XXI    |        covenant, with the whole heavenly host present to attest it,
19 XXI    |       Ioasaph, now a son of his heavenly father, wishing him eternal
20 XXIII  |         monk, that lover of the heavenly philosophy, was not moved
21 XXVI   |       youth, forewarned, by the heavenly vision sent him, of his
22 XXVII  |         and moon, and the other heavenly bodies, I was led to marvel
23 XXVII  |      nature, in common with the heavenly firmament. Whence it is
24 XXVIII |    Baptism. The priest, full of heavenly grace, was passing glad,
25 XXX    |         added the Amen, he felt heavenly comfort stealing over him
26 XXXI   |         Ioasaph, the son of the heavenly king, and citizen of that
27 XXXI   |      ten thousand of Angels and heavenly hosts, and heaven and earth
28 XXXI   |        hell, and honour it with heavenly glory; to the end that by
29 XXXIII |        heart was fulfilled with heavenly zeal. And forthwith, when
30 XXXV   |      glorified." ~Waxen full of heavenly zeal, King Abenner made
31 XXXV   |       for he was the son of his heavenly Father, and verily divine
32 XXXV   |        child of me, but of mine heavenly Father, with what gratitude
33 XXXVI  |        his heart was fired with heavenly love. Him the king took
34 XXXVI  |    shalt fear God, the true and heavenly King, and verily thou shalt
35 XXXVI  |         Be ye merciful, as your heavenly Father is merciful.' For
36 XXXVI  |   trespasses, neither will your heavenly father forgive you your
37 XXXVI  |   amongst you, but preserve the heavenly seed pure and sincere, that
38 XXXVII |        drunken was he with this heavenly love, so parched with thirst,
39 XXXVII |          being enamoured of his heavenly beauty, and bearing in mind
40 XXXVIII|       God, and inheritor of the heavenly kingdom through Jesus Christ
41 XXXVIII|    wholesome words, and full of heavenly wisdom, all the night long
42 XXXVIII|      was spent in spiritual and heavenly contemplation, so that not
43 XXXVIII|        and active runner of the heavenly race order his way. And