Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, XI  |            but his mind fixed upon heaven could not fail; his body
 2      I, XI  | acknowledge the gift as being from heaven. On the one side, the recluse
 3      I, XVII|            of which almost touches heaven, and cannot, by any human
 4      I, XXIV|         from every hindrance, with heaven only and the angels as witnesses,
 5     II, II  |     do-that there was no one under heaven who could equal the deeds
 6     II, IV  |         was content simply to have heaven as a witness of his deeds.
 7     II, IV  |      multitude, raising a shout to heaven, acknowledged Christ as
 8    III, IV  |        possible, lest the anger of heaven consume me on account of
 9    III, IX  |            other, rushed down from heaven, and falling upon the idol,
10    III, IX  |          made use of the powers of heaven, but these very powers were