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 1    I, 10, 3 |      God has made some things temporal and some eternal, some heavenly
 2    I, 22, 1 |     sense or of intelligence, temporal, on account of a certain
 3   II,  3, 2 |  either an eternal world or a temporal one, both of which suppositions
 4   II,  5, 1 |       as if these were merely temporal, or [at the best], if eternal,
 5   II,  5, 3 |  which were made material and temporal, will in truth fall back
 6   II,  5, 3 |     own possessions, and that temporal things should be mixed up
 7   II,  7, 1 |    can those things which are temporal confer on such as are eternal
 8   II, 34, 3 |      those who, in this brief temporal life, have shown themselves
 9  III, 20, 2 |     and eternity upon what is temporal; and may understand also
10   IV,  9, 3 |  allowable for an earthly and temporal king, though he is [but]
11   IV, 11, 4 | delineating eternal things by temporal, celestial by terrestrial),
12   IV, 14, 3 |    are typical; and by things temporal, to eternal; and by the
13   IV, 20, 11|    hands," and as smiting all temporal kingdoms, and as blowing
14   IV, 28, 2 |   increased; being not merely temporal, but rendered also eternal.
15   IV, 28, 3 |      the God who then awarded temporal punishments to the unbelieving,
16   IV, 39, 4 |    For as in the case of this temporal light, those who shun it
17    V,  3, 3 |      life. But if the present temporal life, which is of such an
18    V, 12, 2 |      it. The breath, then, is temporal, but the Spirit eternal.
19    V, 13, 1 |  prefigures eternal things by temporal, and shows that it is He
20    V, 26, 2 |      hands, who shall destroy temporal kingdoms, and introduce
21    V, 34    |   OPINIONS WITH REGARD TO THE TEMPORAL AND EARTHLY KINGDOM OF THE
22    V, 36, 1 |     creation of this world of temporal things. But when this [present]