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 1  2|    OCTAVIUS AT ROME DURING THE TIME OF THE PUBLIC HOLIDAYS WAS
 2  2|     from my cares. For at that time, after the summer days,
 3  3|        sufficiently reasonable time of our walk with discourse,
 4  4|        Then said he: "For some time our friend Octavius' speech
 5  6|  weakened by the long lapse of time, but increased, because
 6 11|    restored; and yet so long a time has passed away, innumerable
 7 16|  mistake. For he varied at one time from believing the gods,
 8 16| believing the gods, at another time to being in a state of hesitation
 9 18|       from heaven. When at any time was there an alliance in
10 19|     unity of power: for at one time he says that Mind, at another
11 19|      World, is God; at another time he sets God above the world.
12 26|        his, failed just at the time when men began to be at
13 27|        were spoken of a little time ago by you, that Jupiter
14 28|       CRIMES, WHICH UP TO THIS TIME HAVE BEEN PROVED BY NOBODY.
15 28|  proved; and that in so long a time no one had appeared to betray (
16 30|      And I see that you at one time expose your begotten children
17 36|        in consideration of the time, we have spoken too little,
18 36|    argue the matter at another time more abundantly and more
19 38|      ripened in the age of our time? Let us enjoy our benefits,
20 39|        CAECILIUS SATE FOR SOME TIME IN ATTENTIVE AND SILENT
21 39|    speech to a close, for some time we were struck into silence,