Book, Chapter

 1     3, 7-12 |         is defined by a certain space, than in its infinitude;
 2     4, 1-1  |                  4.1.1 For this space of nine years (from my nineteenth
 3     6, 1    |    every where, and no where in space, art not of such corporeal
 4     6, 1    |         foot is he contained in space. ~ ~
 5     6, 4-5  |          the Creator of all, in space, however great and large,
 6     7, 1-1  |         changeable) as being in space, whether infused into the
 7     7, 1-1  |     conceived, deprived of this space, seemed to me nothing, yea
 8     7, 5-7  |        side, through unmeasured space, one only boundless sea,
 9     7, 7-11 |      where was there respite or space of breathing. They met my
10     7, 10-16|       its greatness take up all space. Not such was this light,
11     7, 10-16|         is not diffused through space finite or infinite?" And
12     7, 14-20|        infinite measures of all space; and thought it to be Thee,
13     7, 15-21|  different way; not as being in space; but because Thou containest
14     7, 20-26|         and yet not diffused in space, finite or infinite; and
15    10, 6-8  |       shineth unto my soul what space cannot contain, and there
16    10, 11-18|     which were I for some short space of time to cease to call
17    10, 24-35|             10.24.35 See what a space I have gone over in my memory
18    11, 2-3  |        flee by. Grant thereof a space for our meditations in the
19    11, 15-20|     future. The present hath no space. Where then is the time,
20    11, 21-27|      measure, seeing it hath no space? It is measured while passing,
21    11, 21-27|     through that, which hath no space, into that, which now is
22    11, 21-27|    measure, if not time in some space? For we do not say, single,
23    11, 21-27|        spaces of times. In what space then do we measure time
24    11, 21-27|         which it passes? but no space, we do not measure: or in
25    11, 23-30|       that course in so small a space of time, as one hour comes
26    11, 23-30|      run his whole round in the space of one hour; nor that, if,
27    11, 23-30|      was finished in so small a space as twelve hours; and comparing
28    11, 23-30|         For in its own allotted space of time was that battle
29    11, 24-31|         it moved"; or any other space which our measuring hath
30    11, 26-33|        it were, and in how long space it could come from this
31    11, 26-33|     measure a longer, as by the space of a cubit, the space of
32    11, 26-33|       the space of a cubit, the space of a rood? for so indeed
33    11, 26-33|        so indeed we seem by the space of a short syllable, to
34    11, 26-33|        syllable, to measure the space of a long syllable, and
35    11, 26-33|      the spaces of long, by the space of short syllables; not
36    11, 26-33|        is not protracted by any space; nor past, because it now
37    11, 27-34|        being extended into some space of time, so that it might
38    11, 27-34|       since the present hath no space. If therefore then it might,
39    11, 27-34|        it left in. For the very space between is the thing we
40    11, 27-35|     practised sense) that as to space of time this syllable is
41    11, 27-36| intervals of silence in a given space of time? For though both
42    11, 27-36|  silence already gone through a space of time, and committing
43    11, 28-37|        the present time hath no space, because it passeth away
44    13, 7-8  |      speak it? For it is not in space that we are merged and emerge.
45    13, 9-10 |       waters? if this means, in space, like a body, then neither
46    13, 32-47|     also is called heaven) this space of air through which wander