Book, Chapter

 1   1, arg|       of these things, that is, where the knowledge of these things
 2   1,   4|        to reach that fatherland where our enjoyment is to commence.
 3   1,  12|          For He came to a place where He had always been, seeing
 4   2,   6|      that passage in Canticles, where it is said of the Church,
 5   2,  14|         we do not know, so that where we happen to meet either
 6   2,  16|         of Siloam, for example, where the man whose eyes our Lord
 7   2,  16|       dark places in books too, where it is used metaphorically;
 8   2,  21|        to possess, in life. For where a place was vacant, or not
 9   2,  25|       of them, for what reason, where, when, and by whose authority
10   2,  29|     condemned; although indeed, where incantations and invocations
11   2,  31|       detestation in that place where it is said, "There is one
12   2,  33|       In this passage, however, where the argument is about the
13   2,  33|         inferences may be valid where the opinions are false,
14   2,  33|       inferences may be unsound where the opinions are true. For
15   3,   2|         from the context. It is where the apostle says: "What
16   3,   2|                                 Where, however, the ambiguity
17   3,   3|     other hand, in that passage where the apostle says, "What
18   3,   4|     passage to the Corinthians, where the apostle says, "I protest
19   3,  17|   interpretation on the passage where it is said, "Marry thy daughter,
20   3,  25|         for Christ in the place where it is said, "The lion of
21   3,  25|     again, stands for the devil where it is written, "Your adversary
22   3,  26|             Now from the places where the sense in which they
23   3,  26|        referring to the passage where we read, "Thou, Lord, hast
24   3,  29|         the second book namely, where I treated of the necessary
25   3,  34|         reference to this place where the prophet says, "A new
26   3,  37|        meaning to be understood where another is expressed, which
27   3,  37|  expression of this sort occurs where it is customary to find
28   3,  37|        when it occurs, however, where it is not customary, it
29   4,   4|       nearly every one in cases where speech is the agency employed. ~
30   4,   6|        very easily settled. For where I understand these writers,
31   4,   6|       seems to fall below them. Where, however, I do not understand
32   4,   6|   latter. And in those passages where the learned do note its
33   4,   7|   affected. For, from the place where I commenced to quote, the
34   4,   7| eloquence of the prophets also, where many things are concealed
35   4,   7|        the mountain of Samaria, where idols were worshipped: "
36   4,   8|  imitate them in those passages where, with a view to exercise
37   4,  14|      solitudes afford a retreat where, whilst the spreading shoots
38   4,  18|       transactions; those great where a matter relating to man'
39   4,  18|      with neither of these, and where the intention is not to
40   4,  18|   questions like ours, however, where all things, and especially
41   4,  18|    their eternal salvation, and where also the thing to be guarded
42   4,  20|      style in the Apostle Paul, where he says: "Tell me, ye that
43   4,  20|         on. And in the same way where he reasons thus: "Brethren,
44   4,  20|       style, except at the end, where it rises into a temperate
45   4,  20|      God, even as Christ Jesus. Where is then the blessedness
46   4,  21|         of the Holy Scriptures, where it says: 'And Melchizedek
47   4,  21|         declares in the Psalms, where the Father addressing the
48   4,  23|      what other, and the places where it is necessary that any
49   4,  23|      use the subdued style even where the majestic would be allowable,
50   4,  25|      and suchlike performances, where the object is not to instruct
51   4,  28|       defense of the truth. For where, then, would be what he