Book, Chapter

 1   1,  34| instead of weakly clinging to temporal things, even though these
 2   1,  34|    nature from the bondage of temporal things, and has set it down
 3   1,  35|       love himself. The whole temporal dispensation for our salvation,
 4   1,  38|     difference between things temporal and things eternal, that
 5   1,  38|    and things eternal, that a temporal object is valued more before
 6   2,   7|   love of this world i.e., of temporal things has been drawn far
 7   2,  12|       milk, in the cradles of temporal things (for now we walk
 8   2,  23|       selfish strivings after temporal things. Accordingly, in
 9   3,   6|     former were in bondage to temporal things, it was in such a
10   3,   6|       things (for even in the temporal and carnal offerings and
11   3,   9|    the sign which is seen and temporal, but that to which all such
12   3,  16|      his desires are fixed on temporal things so that he gives
13   3,  18|    lust which is engrossed in temporal enjoyments. And those men
14   3,  21|    the heat of passion and by temporal prosperity, had taken unlawful
15   4,  18| salvation, and that not their temporal but their eternal salvation,
16   4,  30|      to the king touching the temporal welfare of her race, that