Par.

 1 Pre|       employed in Chapter LXXVIII., where it is stated that the Trinity
 2 10 |           their invention to these, where these are, no other word
 3 10 |       recognition of an object, and where they cannot be, no other
 4 14 |           be true, it follows that, where this Being is not, nothing
 5 20 |           to inquire more carefully where and when that Nature exists.~
 6 20 |          time, there and then only, where and when it exists, can
 7 20 |         exists, can anything exist. Where and when it does not exist,
 8 20 |        there is some place and time where and when nothing at all
 9 23 | understanding is there in the soul, where rationality is. For, though
10 23 |           is. For, though there and where are adverbs of place, yet,
11 63 |             likeness are impossible where only one being is concerned,