Part, Chapter, Paragraph,  Pag.

 1    1,    1,  b,   19|     the Eucharist is what the sun is in the physical world. 
 2    1,    1,  b,   28|      a shade from the noonday sun, a guard against stumbling,
 3    1,    1,  c,   33|     the rays of a resplendent sun.  Jesus Crucified is the
 4    1,    2,  a,   43|      who wants to look at the sun must use smoked glass to
 5    1,    2,  c,   52|    harmony?"~ ~As soon as the sun sheds its rays on the wilting
 6    1,    2,  d,   63|  praise to God Almighty.  The sun of truth will radiate with
 7    2,    1,  d,  117|  world from the rising of the sun to its setting.18~ ~ ~"The
 8    2,    1,  d,  124|     peace will kiss, when the sun of Christian civilization
 9    2,    2,  a,  139|      the Christian world, the sun that radiates torrents of
10    2,    3,  e,  171|    light from the rays of the sun, in the same way all hierarchical
11    2,    4,  a,  179|    God gives the light of the sun to the cedar and to the
12    2,    4,  c,  190|      as if to be ahead of the sun in praising God, and there
13    2,    5,  a,  203|        Why, in fact, does the sun pour forth the inexhaustible
14    2,    5,  a,  203|     that compels a ray of the sun to become a fascinating
15    3,    1,  d,  251|      the arrival of the first sun of spring, will sprout new
16    3,    1,  e,  253|       we first beheld, or the sun that shone on our crib but
17    3,    1,  f,  260|       that body tanned by the sun, in those limbs hardened
18    4,    1      311 |       proudly gleaming in the sun.  They debate, make plans,
19    4,    1      311 |      on the church.  Like the sun coming forth from its pavilion,
20    4,    4,  e,  366|    keep its eye always on the sun of eternal and infinite
21    5,    1,  a,  375|   Their faces, bronzed by the sun and furrowed by the premature
22    5,    1,  d,  392| praise and thanksgiving.  The sun of truth will shine more