Chapter

 1  1|  recollection things which have long since happened and gone
 2  6|    which is not weakened by the long lapse of time, but increased,
 3 11|        one restored; and yet so long a time has passed away,
 4 13|      doubting of Arcesilas, and long after of Carneades, and
 5 13|       into the causes of such a long delay, he replied that,
 6 18|     LAID ASIDE.~ "It would be a long matter to go through particular
 7 22|    thunderbolts, and lightnings long before Jupiter was born
 8 25| brothels themselves. And still, long before the Romans, by the
 9 28|      nor proved; and that in so long a time no one had appeared
10 32|     dimmed; and if you look too long, all power of sight is extinguished.
11 33|        they themselves also, as long as they worshipped our God--
12 33|     innocency, and religion, as long as they obeyed His wholesome