Book, Chapter

 1     Int       |     severance of his strongest earthly tie. Book IX tells us this
 2       3, IV   |         how ardent to fly from earthly things to thee! Nor did
 3       5, VIII |       of all longing. Thus the earthly part of her love to me was
 4       6, X    |        very different from all earthly light whatever. Nor was
 5       6, XVII | presses down the soul, and the earthly dwelling weighs down the
 6       7, VI   |  hearts inclining again toward earthly things, they returned to
 7       7, X    |     above, and the pleasure of earthly delight pulls us down from
 8       8, III  |     thou hast forgiven him his earthly sins, in that mountain flowing
 9       8, IV   |      flesh in the light of the earthly sun. For they that have
10       8, IX   |      now toward the end of his earthly existence, she won over
11       8, X    |       servant and spurning all earthly happiness. What more am
12       8, XI   |     because he savored of such earthly concerns, and then gazing
13      10, II   |       For my prayer is not for earthly things, neither gold nor
14      11, XV   |    house of God.” It is not an earthly house and it is not made
15      12, XV   |      immortal and removed from earthly corruption. Let them praise
16      12, XVII |     end, which is temporal and earthly happiness. This is their
17      12, XXIV |       the waters”); and in the earthly commonwealth still steeped
18      12, XXXII|        the earth, replete with earthly creatures; and man, created
19      12, XXXIV|        unto thee, giving their earthly riches to the poor to obtain