Book, Chapter

 1       II, I   |    defiled with the dust of earthly action. And having wasted
 2       II, I   |   its wild upheavals, which earthly princes could not subdue
 3       II, VII | cheerfully passing over all earthly things, and always aspiring
 4      III, I   |     the government of their earthly kingdoms, abjured and betrayed
 5      III, VI  | heaven and earth, a greater earthly kingdom than any of his
 6      III, VII |    also the dominion of his earthly kingdom; for he put away
 7      III, XIV |    him on the throne of his earthly kingdom, and held it twenty-eight
 8      III, XXIV|     wherein the practice of earthly warfare should cease, and
 9       IV, III |    of the Church from their earthly places to the heavenly building.
10       IV, XX  |   gracious lady, to seek an earthly lord, even now given to
11       IV, XX  |     Bridegroom (why seek an earthly lord?) that thou mayst follow
12        V, VII |   deem he did but change an earthly for a heavenly sceptre,