Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  4, 1|   those places of darkness and vacuity [to which she had been banished].
 2    I,  4, 2|      the midst of darkness and vacuity; while, at another time,
 3   II,  3, 1|      himself, which they style vacuity and shadow, this vacuum
 4   II,  4, 1|      been made; but shadow and vacuity are not to be conjured into
 5   II,  4, 1|  whence, let me ask, came this vacuity [of which they speak]? If
 6   II,  4, 1|       they are the brothers of vacuity, should also be devoid of
 7   II,  4, 1|        Father of oil; and thus vacuity will be of the same nature
 8   II,  4, 1|      itself. But if, in truth, vacuity was produced, then its producer
 9   II,  4, 3|     talk also about shadow and vacuity, in which they maintain
10   II, 11, 1|     life, and have fallen into vacuity and an abyss of shadow.
11   II, 13, 7| confess either that He is mere vacuity, or that the entire universe
12   II, 13, 7|    they acknowledge that He is vacuity, then they fall into the
13   II, 14, 3|       the [ideas of] shade and vacuity from Democritus and Epicurus,