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 1      I, 19    |      BY THE HERETIC SOME CXV. YEARS AFTER CHRIST, AND THAT,
 2      I, 19    |     Pius, there are about 115 years and 6 1/2 months. Just such
 3      I, 20    |        who didst bear so many years with this interference with
 4      I, 20    |     and days, and months, and years, according to those Jewish
 5     II, 3     |    seasons, and for days, and years." Previous, then, to this
 6    III, 24    |   resurrection for a thousand years in the divinely-built city
 7    III, 24    |   process. After its thousand years are over, within which period
 8     IV, 21    |     one day, but during forty years, not on the inferior aliment
 9     IV, 24    |      for the space of so many years. "No one," says He, "shall
10      V, 1intro|   means that in his declining years he would educate the fold
11      V, 3     |     tells us s that "fourteen years after he went up to Jerusalem,"
12      V, 3     | perchance he should all those years have been running, and be
13      V, 4     |    and months, and times, and years" the sabbaths, I suppose,
14      V, 6     |      of days, and months, and years; since also days, and months,
15      V, 6     |    also days, and months, and years are measured by suns, and
16      V, 6     |   signs of the months and the years"), it clearly follows that