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 1      I, 1pref|    BRIEF INVECTIVE.~WHATEVER in times past we have wrought in
 2      I, 1pref|   himself that which was not in times past. For in as far as what
 3      I, 1pref|        as what was delivered in times past and from the beginning
 4      I, 20   |     circumcision, and observing times, and days, and months, and
 5     II, 3    |         say) all beginnings and times, but to the very malignity
 6    III, 23   |      facts and the order of the times, or else they did happen
 7     IV, 9    | false-witness, and fraud. Seven times, therefore, as if once for
 8     IV, 9    |   applied water, and that seven times; whereas Christ, by the
 9     IV, 14   |      towards the fulness of the times; with speed, because unclogged
10     IV, 24   |       may discover the suitable times of the promise, if you read
11     IV, 29   |         then who could know the times of him of whom he had no
12     IV, 35   |         against you even "seven times." But that surely, is a
13     IV, 39   |        which He ascribes to the times. "Wars," I observe, "and
14      V, 3    |        allowed it, owing to the times, but which he would have
15      V, 4    |         that very succession of times which constitutes an age;
16      V, 4    |     postponed to the end of the times. "It shall come to pass
17      V, 4    |   observe days, and months, and times, and years" the sabbaths,
18      V, 6    |         because ages consist of times, and times are made up of
19      V, 6    |      ages consist of times, and times are made up of days, and
20      V, 6    |        vessel as it were of the times, as well as the signs thereof,
21      V, 9    |         of the flesh has at all times men to deny it. But many
22      V, 17   |  dispensation of the fulness of times He might recapitulate" (
23      V, 17   |        too; from whom issue the times and the dispensation of
24      V, 17   |  dispensation of the fulness of times, according to which all
25      V, 17   |     beginning, how can there be times? If no times, what fulness
26      V, 17   |       can there be times? If no times, what fulness of times can
27      V, 17   |       no times, what fulness of times can there be? And if no
28      V, 17   |        any long dispensation of times to be fulfilled can be put
29      V, 17   |         had our conversation in times past," he must not be understood
30      V, 19   |         who was seen in ancient times (whenever any appearance