Book, Chapter

 1     Int, 1    |     firmament was made between the higher waters (and superior) and
 2       2, V    |         neglect the better and the higher good - neglecting thee,
 3       3, VI   |        most inward part of me; and higher than my highest reach. I
 4       4, III  |            the human mind, by some higher instinct which does not
 5       5, VIII |            the richer fees and the higher dignity which my friends
 6       6, VII  |          enough with me. For I was higher than they, though lower
 7       6, X    |            above earth, but it was higher, because it made me, and
 8       6, XIII |       together was better than the higher things alone.~
 9       6, XVI  |            they harmonize with the higher creation proportionately
10       6, XVIII|         far exalted above even the higher parts of thy creation, lifts
11       7, VI   |            hopes in the court rise higher than to be ‘friends of the
12       8, X    |           earth. Indeed, we soared higher yet by an inner musing,
13       9, XXXIV|          they judge them from that higher beauty, but not the measure
14      11, IV   |   beautiful than are the other and higher parts, all translucent and
15      11, XXII |         and endowed with form is a higher good; and we also hold that
16      12, V    |             lower] heaven of that [higher] heaven, which afterward
17      12, XX   |          not that their soul has a higher life and unless, after the
18      12, XXXII|        either the corporeal part - higher and lower - or the spiritual
19      12, XXXII|       world between the spiritual (higher) waters and the corporeal (
20      12, XXXIV| subordinate rational action to the higher excellence of intelligence,