Book, Chapter

 1      I, 19    |        heretic of the Antonine period, impious under the pious.
 2      I, 19    |        the God of the Antonine period was not the God of the Tiberian;
 3      I, 22    |        has failed in some past period. Forasmuch, then, as the
 4     II, 17    |      liberty; when at the same period the land is spared from
 5     II, 18    |       the superstition of that period; that He might call them
 6     II, 28    |   purpose, which for so long a period had refused to cast that
 7    III, 4     | observe that, during so long a period, his lord bore with the
 8    III, 24    |   years are over, within which period is completed the resurrection
 9     IV, 21    |     the prophet throughout the period of the famine. You have
10     IV, 29    |   presage of the thief, of the period of whose coming we are ignorant,
11     IV, 39    |       shown what was to be the period of the destruction, even "
12      V, 1intro|      order words, in the early period of his life he would devastate
13      V, 2     |        whilst Christ marks the period of the separation when He
14      V, 17    |  observed of the sins (of that period of his life), "in which