Book, Chapter

 1   II, 9 | understanding) the immortal, the temporal to the eternal, the corruptible
 2  III, 12|          that the body seeks for temporal, but the soul eternal life?
 3   IV, 1 |        by man, they rather chose temporal and short-lived things,
 4    V, 16|         since all things in this temporal life are frail and liable
 5   VI, 4 |   pointed out in the first place temporal evils followed by eternal
 6   VI, 4 |       order; in the other, first temporal goods followed by eternal
 7   VI, 4 |          rule provinces with the temporal sword, but with boundless
 8   VI, 21|          For he who shall choose temporal things will be without things
 9  VII, 1 |        things to those which are temporal: since the rewards of vices
10  VII, 1 |         the rewards of vices are temporal, those of virtues are eternal.
11  VII, 4 |        eternal and that which is temporal, that which has sensibility
12  VII, 5 |      ever, when tim space of his temporal life was past, he might
13  VII, 5 |         assigned to man: the one temporal, which is appointed for
14  VII, 5 |        of virtue. Therefore this temporal life ought to be subject
15  VII, 11|      shall be ended. And because temporal death follows temporal life,
16  VII, 11|   because temporal death follows temporal life, it follows that souls
17  VII, 11|        everlasting life, because temporal death has received an end.
18  VII, 11|   desires nothing except what is temporal, that is, food, drink, clothing,