Book, Chapter

 1   2,   8|        which contains a connected narrative of the times, and follows
 2   2,  28|           course of an historical narrative former institutions of men
 3   2,  29|        There is also a species of narrative resembling description,
 4   2,  29|          things, something like a narrative of the past also; because
 5   2,  36| conciliates the hearer, or that a narrative, when it is short and clear,
 6   3,  10|      future, and present. It is a narrative of the past, a prophecy
 7   3,  23|            23. Rule regarding the narrative of sins of great men~
 8   3,  36|          are so related, that the narrative appears to be following
 9   3,  36|           whom He had formed, the narrative goes back, by way of recapitulation,
10   3,  36|     appears from the order of the narrative itself: it was not after
11   3,  36|       recapitulation by which the narrative reverts to what had previously
12   3,  36|           and of one speech," the narrative here going back, without
13   4,   4|           fully known by means of narrative. On the other hand, to clear
14   4,   7|           by interposing a slight narrative. For he goes on to say: "