Book, Chapter

 1     3, 7-13 | Almighty, whereby the ways of places and times were disposed
 2     3, 7-13 |  according to those times and places; itself meantime being the
 3     3, 7-14 |     the self-same foot in all places. Yet the art itself, by
 4     4, 4-9  | granted them; and I hated all places, for that they had not him;
 5     5, 14-24|  after I had heard one or two places of the Old Testament resolved,
 6     5, 14-24|  slain spiritually. Very many places then of those books having
 7     6, 1-1  |     darkness, and in slippery places, and sought Thee abroad
 8     6, 5-7  |   history, so many reports of places and of cities, which I had
 9     6, 8-13 |  thither, and had taken their places as they could, the whole
10     6, 16-26|      a life for the soul, and places of requital according to
11     7, 15-21|     harmonise, not with their places only, but with their seasons.
12    10, 16-25|   remember Carthage, thus all places where I have been, thus
13    10, 25-36|    dwellest, as if there were places therein? Sure I am, that
14    11, 24-31|     mark the distances of the places, whence and whither goeth
15    12, 11-12|       of Thy city in heavenly places; far above those heavenly
16    12, 11-12|      far above those heavenly places that we see. ~ ~
17    13, 9-10 |   weight, they seek their own places. Oil poured below water,
18    13, 9-10 |     weights to seek their own places. When out of their order,