Book, Chapter

 1     Int, 1    |   this he digresses into an extended comment on error and lying
 2       3, VII  |     spirit who has no parts extended in length and breadth, whose
 3       5, X    | what to think of but a huge extended body - for what did not
 4       5, X    |    own hideous and deformed extended body - either in a dense
 5       5, X    |    save that one: where the extended mass of evil stood opposed
 6       6, IV   |  into space, which, however extended and immense, would still
 7       6, XIV  |  then made for itself a god extended through infinite space;
 8      10, XV   |   to past that it cannot be extended by any delay. For if it
 9      10, XV   |     any delay. For if it is extended, it is then divided into
10      10, XXVI |   the present because it is extended by no length; and I am not
11      10, XXVII|  passing away, it was being extended into some interval of time
12      11, XI   |  varied by no change and is extended by no time.~O blessed one -
13      12, XV   | authority was not so widely extended. Then thou hadst not yet
14      12, XXVI | These Philippians, in their extended period of weariness in well-doing,