Chapter

 1 IV    |        that they may at the same time be put to the blush for
 2 V     |        so many princes from that time to the present day, with
 3 VI    |         be set on the table at a time, and that not a fatted one;
 4 VII   | asseveration it rests, that some time or other from some one fountain
 5 VII   |        in lying. It is well that time brings all to light, as
 6 VII   |     prove the accusation it some time or other sent abroad, and
 7 IX    |        die in tears. At the same time, there is a vast difference
 8 IX    |       was that was tasted in the time of Catiline. They say, too,
 9 IX    |      part of parents. Well, some time or other, all memory of
10 XIV   |       mistresses, now for a long time past not so dear as she.
11 XIV   |        the gods. Plainly, at one time as well as another, that
12 XVIII |     above all grammarians of his time, and to whom he had committed
13 XX    |        Spirit inspires them. All time is one to prophecy foretelling
14 XXI   |          Pontius Pilate, at that time Roman governor of Syria;
15 XXI   |         when the sun at the very time was in his meridian blaze.
16 XXI   |  reigning Caesar, who was at the time Tiberius. Yes, and the Caesars
17 XXV   |          to be seen. For at that time the skill of the Greeks
18 XXVI  |      seasons, who was before all time, and made the world a body
19 XXVII |         of whom they at the same time stand in awe, so is it here.
20 XXXV  |    largess? And this at the very time they are shouting, "May
21 XXXIX |  brothers so unkind. At the same time, how much more fittingly
22 XL    |          if adversity has at any time befallen cities, the temples
23 XL    |         the world; for from that time virtue put some restraint
24 XLVI  |  unbelief meanwhile, at the very time it is convinced of the worth
25 XLVII |    either, as being still at the time under veil--even obscure
26 XLVIII|         death--has also disposed time into order, by fixing and
27 L     |     forth victorious at the very time we are subdued. Call us,
28 L     |       that she might at the same time spit away her power of speech,