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 1     I| firmament is the beauty of the height, and the beauty of heaven
 2     I|       again unto the sovereign height, the quality of the divine
 3     I|        high of four manners of height, that is to wit of place,
 4     I|      hath been borne above the height of all puissances unto where
 5     I|      lifteth the things low in height, he ordaineth the things
 6     I|      in breadth, and thirty of height. And make therein divers
 7     I|      borne upon the waters on ~height above the mountains and
 8     I|        waters abode elevate in height an hundred and fifty days
 9     I|       and eighty-four steps of height. This Nimrod was the first
10     I|  number, for they flew but the height of two cubits. And they
11    II|      in breadth, and thirty in height, and the porch tofore the
12    II|      The walls thereof were of height seventy cubits, and breadth
13    II|        of humility and not the height of majesty. For he said
14   III|     that, good earth is in the height of the mountains, in the
15    IV|      his bedside, and that the height thereof touched heaven,
16    IV|       was well sixty cubits of height. And as Bede saith: There
17     V|    heart vanquished in him the height of name. For the world could
18     V| sweetness, for to consider the height of the divine counsel upon
19     V|      turned into sublimity and height. The cross, that was torment
20     V|     much to say as tincture of height, for he had tincture of
21     V|      to be thrown down from an height out of a window into a pit.
22    VI|       sun, and that light hath height in his seat or siege. And
23   VII|        of gold of a marvellous height erect to heaven, and was
24   VII|      his pillar four cubits of height, and there he dwelled seven
25   VII|    another of twelve cubits of height, in which he dwelled, and
26   VII|  lifted up from the ground the height of two cubits and more.
27   VII|        and was led through the height of heaven into the uppermost