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 1 II    |         by `things that are not' earthly life, luxury, the prosperity
 2 VII   |         for to give light to our earthly sphere; things without soul
 3 VII   |          such a fair ordering to earthly elements or lifeless idols.
 4 VII   |      heavenly us who are low and earthly, by virtue of his Incarnation. ~"
 5 VIII  | expressed in words by us who are earthly, and corruptible, and clothed
 6 VIII  |          who are corruptible and earthly, the `good spell' of immortality
 7 IX    |      wont to speak to humble and earthly minded men, he would draw
 8 XII   |          thereafter, despise all earthly and human glory. ~"As to
 9 XII   |    throughout the whole of their earthly life-time, and having drawn
10 XIV   |         still lived engrossed in earthly things. But when I had put
11 XVIII |    Apostle, `We know that if our earthly house of this tabernacle
12 XVIII |      surpass the nature of these earthly men who cleave fast to the
13 XVIII |          than thou, or any other earthly kingdom. But, God working
14 XX    |    liveth and converseth with an earthly king is pointed out by all
15 XX    |       estranged from all that is earthly and grovelling, and standeth
16 XXIII |       recover thy wits from this earthly sleep: open thy sealed eyes,
17 XXIV  |       glory and magnificence all earthly kinship and glory; and there
18 XXXIII|          mind the uncertainty of earthly riches, how they resemble
19 XXXVII|      that led him to despise all earthly things alike, to trample
20 XXXIX |          thou hast exchanged the earthly and corruptible for the
21 XXXIX |          the course of this mine earthly pilgrimage in thy true Faith,
22 XL    |          was he when he left his earthly kingdom, and adopted the