Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1   II, 19, 9 |     universe would have been a desert, and destitute of the many
2   II, 27, 3 |     out from these, while they desert what is certain, indubitable,
3  III, 25, 3 |       ought: nor does goodness desert Him in the exercise of justice,
4   IV, 14, 2 |       who became unruly in the desert He promulgated a law very
5   IV, 25, 3 |        Who will give me in the desert the last dwelling-place?"
6   IV, 33, 14|       I will make a way in the desert, and riven in a dry land,
7   IV, 33, 14| righteousness sprung up in the desert, and the streams of the
8    V, 20, 2 |          Those, therefore, who desert the preaching of the Church,
9    V, 34, 2 |        and the earth be left a desert. And after these things