Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,10 |        between the concepts of “eternity” and “immortality.”~“Eternity
 2 I, 1,10 |   eternity” and “immortality.”~“Eternity is ever existent life, and
 3 I, 1,16 |         of this activity in the eternity of~God The world is not
 4 I, 2,5  |        procession are “from all eternity,” “outside~of time.” Concerning
 5 I, 2,5  |         He is begotten from all eternity” of the Father. However,
 6 I, 2,5  |       are pre-eternal, from all eternity,~and outside of time, from
 7 I, 2,5  |         present tense signifies eternity).~That which is begotten
 8 I, 2,7  |    outside of time~and from all eternity, of the Holy Spirit from
 9 I, 2,9  |      God likewise speaks of the eternity of the Son of God:~“I am
10 II, 3,2 |       until then there was only~eternity. The Sacred Scripture also
11 II, 3,2 |    thought of its creation from eternity~(Augustine, Against Heresies).
12 II, 4,1 |        be angered, neither unto eternity will He be~wroth” (Ps. 102:
13 Add, 0,7| definitive, determining for all eternity the fate of each one who
14 Add, 0,7|   relative sense, to understand eternity~as some kind of age or period —
15 Add, 0,7|       that are temporal and the eternity of the punishments for sin,