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 1   I,  41       |        a point to the author's glory. All that is only for the
 2  II,  82       |       the one covers them with glory, the other with shame.~What
 3  II,  107      |     struggle against luck, the glory of mastering it makes me
 4  II,  142      |  contemplation of the majestic glory which encompasses him? Let
 5  II,  150      |    against it want to have the glory of having written well;
 6  II,  150      |   those who read it desire the glory of having read it. I who
 7  II,  151      |                           151. Glory.—Admiration spoils all from
 8  II,  151      |      this stimulus of envy and glory, fall into carelessness.~
 9  II,  160      |  mastery and sovereignty bring glory, and only slavery brings
10 III,  194      |       him?~In truth, it is the glory of religion to have for
11 III,  233      |      we know His existence; in glory we shall know His nature.
12 III,  233      |     those poisonous pleasures, glory and luxury; but will you
13 III,  233      |      your own good and for His glory, that so strength may be
14   V,  294      |        of his own country. The glory of true equity would have
15   V,  302      |    will only follow and refuse glory to those inventors who seek
16   V,  302      |        in their wish to obtain glory and despise those who do
17   V,  324      |  half-learned laugh at it, and glory in being above the folly
18   V,  324      |      at a blow, or in desiring glory so much. But it is very
19  VI,  350      |      that, since the desire of glory imparts some power to those
20  VI,  374      |       are not sceptics for the glory of scepticism, in order
21  VI,  387      |       all is uncertain, to the glory of scepticism.~
22  VI,  392      | troubles the dogmatists to the glory of the sceptical crowd,
23  VI,  401      |                           401. Glory.—The brutes do not admire
24  VI,  404      |       of man is the pursuit of glory. But is the greatest mark
25 VII,  430      |       I communicated to him my glory and my wonders. The eye
26 VII,  430      |       able to sustain so great glory without falling into pride.
27 VII,  430      |      feelings of greatness and glory which the experience of
28 VII,  460(74)  |      He that glorieth, let him glory in the Lord." ~
29 VII,  550      |        grace, to which all the glory of it is due, as of myself
30 VII,  553      |        pro luto.~"To Me be the glory, not to thee, worm of the
31  IX,  612      |     has fallen from a state of glory and of communion with God
32   X,  642      |      fill them with an eternal glory, made visible things. As
33   X,  642      |      grace is only the type of glory, for it is not the ultimate
34   X,  642      |     law, and itself symbolises glory. But it is the type of it,
35   X,  669      |      but not with the expected glory; and thus men did not think
36   X,  669      |     Eucharist as a type of the glory at which they aim.~
37   X,  677      |        the proud, the other in glory to exalt the humble; that
38   X,  678      |  suffer in order to enter into glory, "that He should destroy
39  XI,  700      |    without knowing it, for the glory of the Gospel!~
40  XI,  706      |    even the instruments of His glory, besides that God had reserved
41  XI,  712      |          I am the Lord, and my glory will I not give to another.
42  XI,  712      | tongues, and they shall see my glory.~"And I will set a sign
43  XI,  712      |     fame, neither have seen my glory. And they shall bring your
44  XI,  721      |       a raiser of taxes in the glory of the kingdom," (which
45  XI,  725      |    south. Let the heavens give glory to God; let the earth be
46  XI,  725      |     this second house with the glory of the first, despise it,
47  XI,  725      |      will fill this house with glory, saith the Lord.~"The silver
48  XI,  725      |        me in sacrifice?). "The glory of this latter house shall
49  XI,  726      |       Him thus as judge and in glory, do not mention the time.
50 XII,  748      |     And nothing is more to the glory of the Messiah; for it was
51 XII,  759      |    this from being against His glory, that it is the last touch
52 XII,  767      |         when he comes into his glory; and he whom Jesus Christ
53 XII,  784      |       princes, etc. For by His glory He is all that is great,
54 XII,  792      |       is supernatural.~All the glory of greatness has no lustre
55 XII,  792      |        have their power, their glory, their greatness, their
56 XII,  792      |        have their power, their glory, their victory, their lustre,
57 XII,  792      |     there appropriately in the glory of His own order.~It is
58 XIII,  825(184)|        Esaias, when he saw his glory, and spake of him." ~
59 XIV,  861      |       type of the cross and of glory, and a commemoration of
60 XIV,  867      |      the rest, as crowned with glory and acting towards us as