Book, Chapter

 1        1, XLVI  |       vision or a dream of the night. Many such instances have
 2        2, XV    |    offended because of Me this night,"--a statement which was
 3        2, LXVII |        sons of darkness and of night, and had devoted themselves
 4        3, LX    |        law of the Lord day and night, and by "reason of habit
 5        4, XXVI  |     being termed a bird of the night? And are not they who wallow
 6        4, XXIX  |      likened to a "bird of the night."~
 7        4, LXXVII|   Euripides, that~'The Sun and Night are to mortals slaves,'~
 8        4, LXXVII|        ants and flies? For the night is created for them in order
 9        4, LXXVII|      the verse:--~"The Sun and Night are to mortals slaves."~
10        4, LXXVII|    which most need the day and night are the things which are
11        4, LXXVII|        upon the earth. Day and night, then, are subject to mortals,
12        4, LXXVII|      labour by day and rest by night, have, besides, the benefit
13        4, LXXVII|      must not say that day and night were brought into being
14        6, XXXI  |     second Iao, who shinest by night who art the ruler of the
15        6, XLI   | according to His Gospel, using night and day, continuously and
16        8, LXIII |      God, whether by day or by night, whether in public or in