Book, Chapter

 1     II, 5 |               He appointed them their places, and appointed them their
 2     II, 5 |              and appointed them their places when He fore knew them?
 3    III, 13|       figuratively to employ names of places as a metaphor derived from
 4    III, 24|               induced by the names of places and countries, hope for
 5     IV, 7 |         admitted into their most holy places. And even if He had the
 6     IV, 25|          present and the future life, places before him the very essence
 7     IV, 27|               caught at the uppermost places and the honour of public
 8     IV, 27|               altogether wretched who places his confidence in man. But
 9     IV, 31|               of giving to them their places. Meanwhile, you who interpret
10     IV, 39|             the same admonition? Some places there were in Jerusalem
11     IV, 39|       Jerusalem where to teach; other places outside Jerusalem whither
12      V, 4 |               straight, and the rough places smooth," as Isaiah says
13      V, 5 |              that the people in these places did so. Since then the man,
14      V, 18| principalities and powers in heavenly places might become known through
15      V, 18|             description, "in heavenly places;" for the apostle was quite
16      V, 18|              been at work in heavenly places, when angels were entrapped
17      V, 19|             he brings out matter, and places it on a par with the Divine
18      V, 20|              God, because the apostle places Him in the image of God,