Book, Chapter

 1        2, XXX  |     times of Augustus, and in periods still more remote, when
 2        4, XII  |       to cycles and planetary periods; but the cause of them we
 3        4, LXIV |     through longer or shorter periods of contemplation. In like
 4        4, LXIV | unproductive seasons, nor yet periods of continuous rain or of
 5        4, LXIV |   there are neither appointed periods of fertility nor of barrenness;
 6        4, LXVII|       countless times, as the periods have revolved. Nay, Christians
 7        4, LXIX |      of opinion that it is at periods which are precisely determined
 8        6, I    |     to understand the flowing periods of a polished and logical
 9        7, LI   |       intervals and for short periods of time, and those who are
10        8, LIII |     of the blessed for 30,000 periods of time,--we must therefore