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 1       1, XVI    |          bosom,” “intrigue,” “highest heavens,” and other such
 2       1, XVI    |   Great Jove, ~Who shakes the highest heavens with his thunder; ~
 3       2, VI     |       thou good God - God the highest good and my true good.53
 4       3, VI     |       the sake of thy love, O Highest Good, and my Father, O Beauty
 5       3, VI     |     of me; and higher than my highest reach. I came upon that
 6       4, XV     |       nature of truth and the highest good. But I imagined that
 7       6, VII    |       his parents were of the highest rank there, but he was a
 8       6, IV     | better than thee, who art the highest and best good.179 And since
 9       7, III    |       to them: that, from the highest heaven to the lowest earth,
10       7, III    |      how high thou art in the highest and how deep in the deepest!
11       8, I      |      away from me, O true and highest Sweetness. Thou didst cast
12       8, X      |      the point where the very highest of physical sense and the
13      11, II(457)|      in the LXX), but rather "highest heaven." This is a familiar