Augustine of Hippo : God says to Moses on the mountain, where he was going to write again the two tablets of stone, among other things, the following: In front of all your people I will do wonders. He still does not deign to say: In front of all my people. Or perhaps your people say, as if referring to any man of that same people, that is, of the people to whom you belong, as we say "your city", which is not a city that you dominate or the one you founded, but of which you are a citizen? A little further on it also says: All the town you are in. What has been said definitively but "your people"? But this did not say it. "Where you are" is a way of speaking. — QUESTIONS ON EXODUS, Q. 156 (tr. J. Litteral, draft)