Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXIII |          grant that I may, in the heavenly country, see the fruits
 2        I, XXVI  |        and the sweetness of their heavenly doctrine. There was on the
 3        I, XXXI  |          with joy concerning that heavenly gift; for you will rejoice
 4        I, XXXI  |      preaching, and said to their Heavenly Master, ‘Lord, even the
 5        I, XXXII |      attained to the knowledge of heavenly glory. The copy of the said
 6        I, XXXII |         which are granted to you, heavenly benefits might also be conferred
 7        I, XXXII |           the congregation of the heavenly country. May the grace of
 8       II, I     |           of nothing but what was heavenly; that, whilst detained by
 9       II, I     |           the fixed course of his heavenly life; for some of the brethren
10       II, I     |      roused to the exercises of a heavenly life.~ For they persuaded
11       II, I     |         but also by showing forth heavenly signs.~ The blessed Pope
12       II, II    |          before taken up into the heavenly kingdom, that the heretics
13       II, V     |          all that ascended to the heavenly kingdom. The first who had
14       II, V     |      Saxons, who departing to the heavenly kingdom, left three sons,
15       II, VII   |    Laurentius was taken up to the heavenly kingdom: he was buried in
16       II, IX    |       faith, and his share in the heavenly kingdom, received an increase
17       II, IX    |          and the mysteries of the heavenly King should be profaned
18       II, IX    | exhortations, and celebrating the heavenly Mysteries, to confirm her,
19       II, X     |          He might bestow on you a heavenly reward. ~ Hearken to the
20       II, XI    |          wonderful work which the heavenly Power shall vouchsafe to
21       II, XII   |       Edwin and his nation. But a heavenly vision, which the Divine
22       II, XVII  |    prepare a place for you in the heavenly country. Employing yourself,
23       II, XVIII |        Justus was taken up to the heavenly kingdom, on the 10th of
24      III, I     |     betrayed the mysteries of the heavenly kingdom to which they had
25      III, II    |         tongue Hefenfelth, or the Heavenly Field,which name it undoubtedly
26      III, II    |        happen, denoting, that the heavenly trophy was to be erected,
27      III, II    |     trophy was to be erected, the heavenly victory begun, and heavenly
28      III, II    |       heavenly victory begun, and heavenly miracles shown forth to
29      III, VI    |        only learned to hope for a heavenly kingdom unknown to his fathers,
30      III, VII   |          and the mysteries of the heavenly kingdom; and not long after
31      III, VIII  |   instructed, and united to their Heavenly Bridegroom, especially in
32      III, VIII  |          out of this world to the heavenly kingdom. The day of her
33      III, XIV   |           being translated to the heavenly kingdom, his brother Oswy,
34      III, XVIII |          so great a lover of the ‘heavenly kingdom, that at last, quitting
35      III, XVIII |         rather to do battle for a heavenly throne. A long time after
36      III, XIX   |     freedom devote himself to his heavenly studies. There, falling
37      III, XIX   |          the world to the love of heavenly things. The third was of
38      III, XIX   |        and a fuller vision of the heavenly hosts; as also of holy men
39      III, XXI   |         truth, the promise of the heavenly kingdom, and the hope of
40      III, XXIV  |      departed to be united to her Heavenly Bridegroom. In this monastery,
41      III, XXV   |         in the celebration of the heavenly mysteries; but rather to
42      III, XXV   |          sanctity was attested by heavenly signs and miracles which
43      III, XXVII |           age, he departed to the heavenly kingdom. He passed his life
44      III, XXIX  |        the world to come. May the Heavenly Grace preserve your Excellency
45       IV, II    |         bent upon the joys of the heavenly kingdom of which they had
46       IV, III   |       their earthly places to the heavenly building. And when, after
47       IV, III   |       with the sole desire of the heavenly reward; worthy in all respects
48       IV, III   |      sorrow, he who had heard the heavenly song returned alone, and
49       IV, III   |         know of the coming of the heavenly company, I command you,
50       IV, III   |         who came to call me to my heavenly reward, which I have always
51       IV, III   |      behoves us to respond to His heavenly admonition with due fear
52       IV, III   |       them, returned again to the heavenly kingdom." Whether he said
53       IV, VI    |          is even now testified by heavenly miracles; for to this day,
54       IV, VI    |         as was also manifested by heavenly miracles.~
55       IV, VIII  |          that called her into the heavenly kingdom.~Likewise, one of
56       IV, IX    |         that an entrance into the heavenly country was open to her,
57       IV, X     |         How often a brightness of heavenly light was seen there, when
58       IV, XI    |         king and a soldier of the heavenly kingdom, he fell into great
59       IV, XI    |           had learned to hope for heavenly things.~
60       IV, XII   |           impelled by love of the heavenly kingdom, he quitted it and,
61       IV, XIII  |          had enriched them by His heavenly grace with both inward and
62       IV, XIII  |         his preaching to hope for heavenly blessings, seeing that by
63       IV, XIV   |     special manifestations of the heavenly grace are said to have been
64       IV, XIV   |        and all communicate in the heavenly Sacrifices, and so let them
65       IV, XIX   |        began, by the example of a heavenly life and by her teaching,
66       IV, XX    |       lord, even now given to the Heavenly Bridegroom?~"Christ is at
67       IV, XXIII |            after having done many heavenly deeds on earth, passed thence
68       IV, XXIII |        receive the rewards of the heavenly life, on the 17th of November,
69       IV, XXIV  |          world, and desire of the heavenly life. Others of the English
70       IV, XXIV  |           praise the Maker of the heavenly kingdom, the power of the
71       IV, XXIV  |          And they all judged that heavenly grace had been granted to
72       IV, XXIV  |    strengthening himself with the heavenly Viaticum, he prepared for
73       IV, XXVII |    foolish custom, to the love of heavenly joys; for many profaned
74       IV, XXVIII|          affords abundance of its heavenly bounty to all that resort
75       IV, XXVIII|          compunction, intent upon heavenly things. And when he offered
76       IV, XXIX  |         more and more inflamed in heavenly desires through his wholesome
77       IV, XXIX  |        together translated to the heavenly kingdom by the ministry
78       IV, XXIX  |         for his observance of the heavenly precepts, and chiefly for
79       IV, XXX   |   hallowed with so great grace of heavenly miracles; and how happy
80       IV, XXXI  |          only for the sake of the heavenly reward. This man, having
81        V, VII   |       alone the entrance into the heavenly life is opened to mankind;
82        V, VII   |           change an earthly for a heavenly sceptre, whom thou seest
83        V, XI    |         manifold conflicts of the heavenly warfare, he longs with all
84        V, XII   |           his unwearied desire of heavenly bliss, he subdued his aged
85        V, XVIII |           Saxons, departed to the heavenly life; for he was a good
86        V, XIX   |          with joy departed to the heavenly kingdom. Grant, Jesus, that
87        V, XXI   |       such as are citizens of the heavenly country, and strangers and
88        V, XXI   |      minds renewed to the love of heavenly things. We are commanded
89        V, XXI   |       elect the entrance into the heavenly kingdom. The grace of the
90        V, XXIV  |        end that he might take the heavenly country by force, left the