Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life   |       been devout and earnest on earth in the praise of God, his
 2        I, I      |          passing far beneath the earth. For this reason the days
 3        I, V      |          of sods, cut out of the earth, and raised high above the
 4        I, XXXII  |          have spread abroad upon earth. For He, Whose honour you
 5       II, I      |          this epitaph:~ Receive, Earth, his body taken from thine
 6       II, VIII   |         is gone out into all the earth, and their words unto the
 7       II, X      |          things, the heaven, the earth, the sea, and all that in
 8       II, X      |       him out of the mire of the earth; and granted him such high
 9       II, X      |        at the extremities of the earth in the knowledge of Himself.~ "
10       II, XIII   |         present life of man upon earth, O king, seems to me, in
11       II, XIX    |        the utmost borders of the earth, wiser than all the ancient
12       II, XIX    |          of all the bishops upon earth sitting in synod. Likewise
13      III, II     |         both his hands, till the earth was heaped up by the soldiers
14      III, VI     |         God, Who made heaven and earth, a greater earthly kingdom
15      III, IX     |          much into use, that the earth being carried away by degrees,
16      III, XI     |         From that time, the very earth which received that holy
17      III, XXII   |        the Creator of heaven and earth and of mankind; Who governs
18      III, XXIX   |    salvation unto the end of the earth.’ And again, ‘ Kings shall
19      III, XXIX   |         people, to establish the earth, and possess the scattered
20       IV, III    | rejoicing descend from heaven to earth. This sound he said he first
21       IV, III    |          rain came on, or if the earth and air were filled with
22       IV, III    |     rouse the inhabitants of the earth to fear him; to put them
23       IV, III    |         when the heavens and the earth being on fire, He will come
24       IV, XIII   |          but plentiful rain; the earth revived, the fields grew
25       IV, XX     |         from Heaven, wherein the earth is glad.~"Lo! the high God
26       IV, XX     |     bride of God, thy glory upon earth; the glory that awaits thee
27       IV, XXIII  |      done many heavenly deeds on earth, passed thence to receive
28       IV, XXIV   |     dwelling place, and next the earth." This is the sense but
29       IV, XXIX   |         served Him together upon earth, so we may depart together
30        V, VII    |         the utmost bounds of the earth. He was likewise buried
31        V, VII    |      safety from the ends of the earth, even from Britain, through
32        V, VII    |      part of his pilgrimage upon earth in the neighbourhood of
33        V, X      |      reaching from heaven to the earth. And so it befell; and their
34        V, XVII   |          the sky; and though the earth is daily carried away by
35        V, XIX    |     Christ, the Judge of all the earth, gave the keys of Heaven.
36        V, XX  III|        shall have no end let the earth rejoice; and Britain being