Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |         all things in moisture; he fixed the beginning and cause
 2    I, 7 |          whose number is small and fixed. But if the worshippers
 3    I, 11|         heifer? Because there is a fixed day in the annals on which
 4    I, 20|        people her heir, and left a fixed sum of money, from the annual
 5   II, 5 |            they have their courses fixed and in accordance with reason,
 6   II, 5 |      courses of the stars, whether fixed or wandering? Was it then
 7   II, 5 |        that the sun should remain. fixed, it is plain that there
 8   II, 9 |            then, I hold him firmly fixed; I hold him fastened to
 9   II, 12|     invincible Creator, He Himself fixed the figure of the form of
10   II, 13|        Father. Then He gave to him fixed commands, by the observance
11  III, 3 |          and whether the stars are fixed to the heaven, or are borne
12  III, 8 |            which he would lose the fixed order of his condition.
13  III, 8 |    proposed from it; and thus they fixed for themselves a good which
14  III, 9 |       surmise at any time what was fixed as the chief good for man.
15  III, 22| adulteresses, because they have no fixed marriage, but prostitutes
16  III, 27|            For they had their eyes fixed on the earth, nor did they
17  III, 29|          who, having his attention fixed on another object, shall
18   IV, 3 |             but because nothing is fixed in it which may avail for
19   IV, 3 |     firmness, when it is without a fixed and settled dwelling-place.
20   IV, 18|         condemned for robbery, and fixed Him to the cross. What can
21   IV, 24|   foundation, and remains firm and fixed among men; and that he himself
22    V, 1 |           settled, and founded and fixed with solid roots. For many
23    V, 1 |            anything able to remain fixed in their minds, except that
24    V, 13|          and aged doubtless have a fixed judgment. If one city is
25   VI, 3 |         good and evil things is so fixed, that they always oppose
26   VI, 6 |            soul which is earnestly fixed on heavenly goods to be
27   VI, 16|           to have been assigned to fixed times, and circumstances,
28   VI, 19|   pleasures. But God has appointed fixed limits to all of these;
29   VI, 20|         verses more readily remain fixed in the memory of the hearers.
30  VII, 1 |        bent down to the earth, and fixed on the ground. But the way
31  VII, 2 |          escape, And they remained fixed in the same mire, as the
32  VII, 3 |         winds, and all things, are fixed with the greatest regularity:
33  VII, 4 |           for them are supplied at fixed times. Again, that the other
34  VII, 10|          life is temporary and has fixed limits, because it belongs
35  VII, 10|         manner temporary and has a fixed end, because it affects
36  VII, 12|            heavenly breath remains fixed, and flourishes always,
37  VII, 27|        truth-telling precepts, and fixed a limit to lust and fear,