Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1   I,     I,  4|      to the shadow or image of heavenly things; and such also was
 2   I,     V,  2|  powers of wickedness also, in heavenly places, are spoken of by
 3   I,     V,  2|   Gospel? Then we have certain heavenly beings called by a similar
 4   I,    VI,  3|     with the assistance of the heavenly powers; and continue, on
 5   I,    VI,  3|     every single office of the heavenly powers. From which, I think,
 6   I,   VII,  2| included amongst the number of heavenly things. And secondly, seeing
 7   I,   VII,  4|        beings which are called heavenly. For, as regards man, how
 8   I,   VII,  4|     the same to hold good with heavenly beings, which reason itself
 9   I,   VII,  5|   properly applicable to these heavenly existences. The following
10   I,   VII,  5|       abide in this bright and heavenly body is more necessary,
11   I,  VIII,  2|   spiritual natures both among heavenly existences and human souls,
12   I,  VIII,  2|      shown to be the case with heavenly beings, let us borrow an
13  II,    VI,  1|     lips testifies, and as His heavenly Father bore Him witness,
14  II,    VI,  7|       similitude and shadow of heavenly things." And elsewhere, "
15  II,  VIII,  2|      holy angels and the other heavenly powers, since that definition
16  II,    IX,  3|       abodes, and clothed with heavenly and resplendent bodies;
17  II,    IX,  7|      the one hand were created heavenly, some on the other earthly,
18  II,    IX,  7|      also is it with regard to heavenly creatures, if we notice
19  II,     X,  2|       then, which exists among heavenly bodies, let them show to
20  II,     X,  2|        with the differences in heavenly bodies, we shall ask them
21  II,     X,  2| borrowed a comparison from the heavenly bodies, saying, "One is
22  II,     X,  2|        another of fishes." For heavenly things are worthily compared