Book, Chapter

 1   1,  17|        one which the guilt of our past sins like a hedge of thorns
 2   2,  19|       either as transacted in the past or as instituted by God.
 3   2,  23|    divination, many things in the past and future are made known,
 4   2,  27|       into the occurrences of the past, and into the arrangements
 5   2,  28|           about the chronology of past times assists us very much
 6   2,  28|           because things that are past and gone and cannot be undone
 7   2,  29|       description, in which not a past but an existing state of
 8   2,  29|           like a narrative of the past also; because one may go
 9   2,  29|           and trace by rule their past movements. It involves also
10   2,  30|         infer the future from the past. For no man who is skilled
11   2,  30|      connecting the memory of the past with the expectation of
12   2,  39| information about objects, either past or present, that relate
13   2,  39|      regard to the history of the past with a view to the questions
14   3,   3|        have also told you in time past [praedixi], that they which
15   3,   3|        have also told you in time past [sicut proedixi]," we could
16   3,  10|        faith, in regard to things past, future, and present. It
17   3,  10|          It is a narrative of the past, a prophecy of the future,
18   3,  36|         is, not to long after the past life which they have renounced?