Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6 |       each be distinguished and assigned to their own authors, except
 2    I, 8 |      operation which He Himself assigned to mortals for the propagation
 3    I, 17|     representations of form are assigned to each, because their images
 4    I, 18|    human good, when it has been assigned in greater measure to cattle,
 5    I, 18|       Why have not temples been assigned to them also? But doubtless
 6    I, 21|          And this is the reason assigned for this practice, if indeed
 7   II, 1 |         of our being upright is assigned to man without any cause.
 8   II, 3 |    capability of this office is assigned to us, to whom God has delivered
 9   II, 10|        and of these the east is assigned to God, because He Himself
10   II, 10|      region to the west. And He assigned to each of these parts its
11   II, 10|      But night, which we say is assigned to that depraved adversary
12   II, 10|     animals, the other has been assigned to man alone. For we, being
13   II, 18|         have spoken of as being assigned in the distribution of things
14  III, 10|     when they inhabit the place assigned to them, fortify a camp,
15  III, 12| although some philosophers have assigned the chief good, not to the
16  III, 22|      commands. And therefore he assigned to them horses and arms:
17  III, 22|     follows that he should have assigned to men wool and the loom,
18  III, 23|        have inflicted if he had assigned them? But I believe the
19   IV, 4 |         is not accustomed to be assigned to Saturnus, nor to his
20    V, 3 |         mystery of God had been assigned, were nevertheless ignorant
21    V, 7 |  restored to the earth, but was assigned to a few; and this justice
22   VI, 4 |      are the ways which God has assigned to human life, in each of
23   VI, 9 |       why do we avoid the goods assigned to us, as though we were
24   VI, 16|         they ought to have been assigned to fixed times, and circumstances,
25   VI, 20|        it passed the boundaries assigned to it, it might restrain
26  VII, 5 |   heavenly, two lives have been assigned to man: the one temporal,
27  VII, 9 |      water--of which the one is assigned to the heaven, the other
28  VII, 23|  possible: for no reason can be assigned for divine works; but if