Book, Chapter

 1       3, VII |    which the mores of various places and times were adapted to
 2       3, VII |   times were adapted to those places and times (though the law
 3       3, VII |      same foot allowed in all places. Yet the art by which I
 4       4, IV  |      see him; and I hated all places because he was not in them,
 5       6, II  |   rightly celebrated in those places where, after the example
 6       6, V   |       the numerous reports of places and cities which I had not
 7       6, XVI |      a life for the soul, and places of recompense. And I demanded
 8       6, XV  |  harmonize, not only in their places but also in their seasons.
 9       7, III | assigning to all their proper places and their proper seasons -
10       9, XVI |      I remember all the other places where I have been. And I
11      10, XXIX|   even the inmost and deepest places of my soul, are mangled
12      12, VII |     and love are not certain “places” into which we are plunged
13      12, IX  |     mass; they seek their own places. Oil poured under the water
14      12, IX  |     mass; they seek their own places. If they are out of order,