Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life  |         homage, but his mind is open to the appreciation of all
 2        I, XIX   |      sheltered the holy man lay open to it, and while the fire
 3        I, XXV   |      island, and sitting in the open air, ordered Augustine and
 4      III, XI    |         relics were left in the open air all that night, with
 5      III, XXV   |         there should be none to open them, he being my adversary
 6      III, XXVIII|        the Gospel in towns, the open country, cottages, villages,
 7      III, XXIX  |       light of the Gentiles; to open the blind eyes, to bring
 8       IV, IX    |        until, entering into the open heavens, it could no longer
 9       IV, IX    |        the heavenly country was open to her, when she departed
10       IV, XIX   |      ordered," said he, "to lay open that tumour to let out the
11       IV, XIX   | marvellous wise, instead of the open gaping wound with which
12       IV, XXIII |       saw the roof of the house open, and a light shed from above
13        V, XII   |         While he thus led me in open light, I saw a vast wall
14        V, XVII  |         where He ascended being open to the sky; and though the
15        V, XXI   |    Apostles will also willingly open to you and yours with all