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  1        1, Pref   |         should be economical of my time, and that, satisfied with
  2        1, III    |         indeed, for a considerable time established their schools
  3        1, III    |             and the princes of the time, and the soldiery, and the
  4        1, IV     |          the commandments a second time, and gave them to him; the
  5        1, IV     |            writing of God a second time.~
  6        1, VIII   |            two having lived in the time of Nero, but this one in
  7        1, XIII   |            it pleased God a second time to save them that believe,
  8        1, XVI    |      preserved down to the present time. And it is intentionally
  9        1, XVII   |         allegorically, at the same time bestowing also some praise
 10        1, XIX    |           lately took place in the time of Deucalion is comparatively
 11        1, XIX    |        flood which occurred in the time of Deucalion, and the conflagration
 12        1, XXV    |         there is heard at the same time that of the son of Kronos
 13        1, XXVI   |          of men; but who, from the time that they adopted it, have
 14        1, XXVIII |          and wandering about for a time, she disgracefully gave
 15        1, XXX    |            many things at the same time; whereas this man, in addition
 16        1, XLIII  |       flesh, but up to the present time His power still produces
 17        1, XLIV   |           of events before his own time, beginning with the creation,
 18        1, XLIV   |            which took place at the time of Jesus' baptism. And he
 19        1, XLVII  |           lived no great length of time after John and Jesus. For
 20        1, XLIX   |             will come." And many a time indeed do they directly
 21        1, LII    |           many of the Jews at that time disregarded the clear testimony
 22        1, LV     |          on His cross?" At another time we may explain the several
 23        1, LVIII  |           been born about the same time, thinking that in this way
 24        1, LIX    |            kingdom or a particular time; but with respect to the
 25        1, LXI    |          in life, until the proper time come for one who has assumed
 26        1, LXIII  |            himself also at a later time became an apostle of Jesus,
 27        1, LXIV   |         there were not only at the time we speak of, the twelve
 28        1, LXV    |           incurring guilt a second time, as formerly in the case
 29        2, I      |        observed for a considerable time the Jewish observances enjoined
 30        2, I      |          unto him again the second time, What God hath cleansed,
 31        2, V      |           repeating for the second time that "he was punished by
 32        2, VII    |          of God, while at the same time he who was an ambassador
 33        2, VIII   |       defence, showing at the same time in what respects we understand
 34        2, IX     |          which by the Jews of that time were attributed I know not
 35        2, IX     |            which it is not now the time to explain.~
 36        2, X      |       prisoner; for at the fitting time He did not prevent Himself
 37        2, XIII   |      thereof is nigh." But at that time there were no armies around
 38        2, XXV    |           allege, "nothing at that time was done to Jesus which
 39        2, XXXII  |          it appears folly to waste time upon such an argument as
 40        2, XXXIII |          that, down to the present time, those whom God wills are
 41        2, XXXIII |       regard to the eclipse in the time of Tiberius Caesar, in whose
 42        2, XXXIX  |         exhibited, indeed, at that time some symptoms of human weakness
 43        2, XLIX   |           of truth, he at the same time not only laid open the doings
 44        2, L      |           might be revealed in his time. For the mystery of iniquity
 45        2, LII    |        these things to pass in the time of Moses the Hebrew lawgiver,
 46        2, LIII   |           truth, Moses at the same time both exposed the doings
 47        2, LVI    |          disappeared for a certain time, and secretly withdrew themselves
 48        2, LVI    |          and who also, at the same time, not only prepared others
 49        2, LIX    |           events took place at the time when our Saviour suffered.
 50        2, LXIII  |            remain unto the present time, but some are fallen asleep.
 51        2, LXIII  |          as of one born out of due time." I am of opinion now that
 52        2, LXIV   |       those who notice why, at the time when He was about to be
 53        2, LXV    |          as to one born out of due time, and who knew well how to
 54        2, LXV    |          with "one born out of due time." For as no one could reasonably
 55        2, LXXI   |           man hath seen God at any time; the only-begotten Son,
 56        2, LXXV   |         the legislation was in the time of Moses, in whose work
 57        2, LXXV   |       admitted to have been in the time of Jesus. And by your unbelief
 58        2, LXXVII |    consider the present a suitable time to discuss the subject with
 59        3, I      |           of them who lived at the time of His coming conspired
 60        3, III    |            cruelly treated, at one time in Assyria, at another in
 61        3, VI     |         change its language at the time of its rebellion, so that
 62        3, VI     |          that those who up to that time made use of the Egyptian
 63        3, VII    |      political existence) from the time of their rebellion," so
 64        3, IX     |           sustenance; or if at any time they were pressed by a necessity
 65        3, XV     |        already, for a considerable time, ceased to exist. And it
 66        3, XVIII  |  assertions we shall remark in due time, when we come to the proper
 67        3, XXI    |            Jesus; ascending at one time a mountain for the purpose
 68        3, XXI    |          it is not the appropriate time to describe at present the
 69        3, XXII   |           they die often--~"At one time live on alternate days,
 70        3, XXVI   |         them, disappeared a second time. Such is the story current
 71        3, XXXVI  |          which even at the present time show that they either fear
 72        3, XL     |         once rejects what it for a time supposed to be gods, and
 73        3, XLV    |            were composed after the time of Jesus, and which are
 74        3, XLVI   |            books written after the time of Jesus, you will find
 75        3, LI     |         afterwards, at some future time, after a greater interval
 76        3, LX     |         whose soul has, for a long time, been conscious of no evil,
 77        3, LXII   |          such as have never at any time sinned,--for he made no
 78        3, LXII   |            becoming manner for the time to come.~
 79        3, LXIII  |            He may exalt you in due time;" he says that "those persons
 80        3, LXIII  |          himself; appearing at one time to know a man "without sin,"
 81        3, LXIII  |         beginning;" and at another time accepting our statement
 82        3, LXIX   |           and to carry at the same time numerous and heavy weights,
 83        4, I      |       arraying himself at the same time against both parties--against
 84        4, VII    |          After so long a period of time, then, did God now bethink
 85        4, VII    |             that there never was a time when God did not wish to
 86        4, VIII   |            should also have been a time when something of surpassing
 87        4, VIII   |          after so long a period of time, then, did God now bethink
 88        4, IX     |      everywhere. But if there is a time coming which will necessarily
 89        4, XI     |         after lengthened cycles of time, and the returns and conjunctions
 90        4, XI     |            which took place in the time of Deucalion, the lapse
 91        4, XI     |            Deucalion, the lapse of time, agreeably to the vicissitude
 92        4, XI     |            to have lived about the time of Inachus the son of Phoroneus,
 93        4, XI     |            after long intervals of time; which statement Celsus
 94        4, XII    |          then, there are cycles of time, and floods, or conflagrations
 95        4, XII    |            attend to the matter of time ), others rather misunderstanding
 96        4, XIV    |            being corporeal, at one time has his whole essence composed
 97        4, XXI    |         think any one prior to the time of Homer s has mentioned
 98        4, XXI    |         pervert the history of the time, or he who wrote the account
 99        4, XXII   |    powerful nations; for if at any time they appeared to be abandoned
100        4, XXII   |       account now for a lengthened time calamities of such severity.
101        4, XXVIII |           fallen away for a little time Thou rebukest, and admonishest,
102        4, XXX    |           being formed at the same time with the body, exist for
103        4, XXXII  |       shorter period, until in the time of the Romans, having committed
104        4, XXXIV  |         men. For up to the present time, the Jewish names belonging
105        4, XXXV   |            but that at the present time the Jews dispute about them
106        4, XXXVI  |          to be much older than the time of the Trojan war! It is
107        4, XXXIX  |       feast, and being at the same time by nature a lover of the
108        4, XXXIX  |            on the same day, at one time he flourishes and lives
109        4, XXXIX  |       plenty, and again at another time dies, and once more is recalled
110        4, XXXIX  |            that he is never at any time in want, nor yet rich; and,
111        4, XXXIX  |         however, is not the proper time for explaining either the
112        4, LIII   |         exist together at the same time in human nature, in saying,
113        4, LIII   |          hatred is not at the same time a subject of pity. Celsus,
114        4, LIII   |           system which at the same time converts and ameliorates,
115        4, LVII   |          quality is at the present time implanted in this portion
116        4, LVII   |      wonderful that at the present time a snake should be formed
117        4, LXI    |     something which is at the same time mortal and immortal, by
118        4, LXII   |       assertion, that there at one time were fewer evils in the
119        4, LXIII  |        there never existed (at any time) either more or fewer evils,
120        4, LXIV   |        always alike: there being a time when he had not yet attained
121        4, LXIV   |          less degree; and again, a time when he devoted himself
122        4, LXIX   |         administers entire ages of time, as if they were, so to
123        4, LXXIX  |         did not happen at the same time." Now let if be granted
124        4, LXXXVII|           you in proverbs, but the time cometh when I shall no more
125        4, XCII   |            choose, and at whatever time they choose: either turning
126        4, XCIV   |      suitors:--~"For the very last time, now, will they sup here."~
127        4, XCV    |       divination in Israel. In due time will it be declared to Jacob
128        4, XCIX   |        worse; nor does God after a time bring it back to himself;
129        4, XCIX   |          to purify it, and after a time to bring back the whole
130        5, III    |          that sect. And now is the time for you, (reader), who peruse
131        5, VI     |     worship the heaven at the same time with God. Moreover, no one
132        5, X      |         resurrection: "And at that time thy people shall be delivered,
133        5, XV     |            and healing at the same time, seeing it burns indeed,
134        5, XVII   |           there will remain at the time of the visitation which
135        5, XIX    |           in dying, and who in due time receive, out of what has
136        5, XX     |       resurrection have, as far as time would permit, been stated
137        5, XX     |          unaltered from the former time, and will condemn to death
138        5, XXI    |         like what they were at the time when the same state of planetary
139        5, XXI    |         which they occupied in the time of Socrates, Socrates will
140        5, XXIII  |           we maintain, at the same time, that God cannot do what
141        5, XXIII  |             which God could at any time do; as, e.g., in raising
142        5, XXV    |    maintain them up to the present time, and observe a mode of worship
143        5, XXIX   |           and on the events at the time of the confusion of languages,
144        5, XXXI   |       continued for a considerable time, and that a remedy was always
145        5, XXXIV  |      happened to be present at the time, inquired of them for how
146        5, XXXVI  |      called Callatians, who in the time of Darius devoured their
147        5, XLV    |   reminding the reader at the same time of what has been said above
148        5, LIV    |       angels descended at the same time, who fell into a state of
149        5, LV     |   confusing whatever he had at any time heard, or had anywhere found
150        5, LVII   |     writers who lived a very short time ago, as in the treatise
151        5, LVIII  |        formerly showed them at the time of their first entrance (
152        5, LXII   |    philosophers, have never at any time met with these sects. He
153        6, XIV    |            country. At the present time, moreover, the Churches
154        6, XVI    |          goodness, and at the same time for riches." Now who is
155        6, XVI    |    goodness and riches at the same time," had perverted this, and
156        6, XXIII  |      appear to us to be the proper time to speak. Let Celsus know,
157        6, XXIX   |        Jews also worshipped of old time, and still profess to worship
158        6, XLV    |      reserve, both the manner, and time, and cause of his coming
159        6, XLVI   |           might be revealed in his time. For the mystery of iniquity
160        6, XLVI   |        follows: "And at the latter time of their kingdom, when their
161        6, XLVI   | desolations, and at the end of the time an end shall be put to the
162        6, XLVII  |           and those men of ancient time of whom Celsus speaks. Nay,
163        6, LI     |            ability, a considerable time before the commencement
164        6, LIV    |          Paul said: "Redeeming the time, because the days are evil."~
165        6, LIX    |         liberates them at the same time from an existence upon earth,
166        6, LX     |       signification, said that the time of six days was occupied
167        6, LXIX   |          which did not at the same time preserve the image of His
168        6, LXXIII |         seen, does not at the same time indicate the nature of that
169        6, LXXVII |   Artificer desires, should at one time possess a quality, agreeably
170        6, LXXVIII|     capable, although for a little time, of admitting such operations
171        6, LXXVIII|           should come to them at a time when the Word was about
172        7, III    |       moreover, that should be the time of clearest perception,
173        7, VI     |       excite the spectators at one time to tears and grief, and
174        7, VIII   |         still more; but since that time these signs have diminished,
175        7, X      |     preserved by men living at the time, that those who came after
176        7, XI     |           God give us grace in the time that He appoints for us,
177        7, XI     |      prophets have appeared in the time of Celsus. If there had
178        7, XXV    |            was said to them in old time, An eye for an eye, and
179        7, XXVII  |           man hath seen God at any time;" and the First-born of
180        7, XXX    |         prophets, devote all their time to the study of the sacred
181        7, XXXII  |             Accordingly, it at one time puts off one body which
182        7, XXXII  |           a second; and at another time it assumes another in addition
183        7, XXXIX  |          which they had up to that time enjoyed the delight of beholding
184        7, XL     |           for we have never at any time held any such fancies; but
185        7, XLIII  |       Philip, "Have I been so long time with you, and yet dost thou
186        7, LI     |           and for short periods of time, and those who are more
187        7, LVIII  |           by divine men before his time. But let this suffice as
188        7, LXV    |           not possible at the same time to know God and to address
189        8, I      |         Discourse, and at the same time to unfold the truths of
190        8, II     |    impossible to serve at the same time heroes or demons of different
191        8, VII    |        servants wishes at the same time to serve another," he adds,
192        8, VII    |            him, wishes at the same time to serve another?"~
193        8, XII    |           did not exist before the time when Christ appeared. We
194        8, XVIII  |          subject to the ravages of time, the former abide in the
195        8, XXIV   |           utmost of joining at any time the table of demons.~
196        8, XLI    |      nothing for it, either at the time or during the whole of their
197        8, XLI    |          ever during all this long time showing the slightest concern.
198        8, XLII   |       afterwards through so long a time," we must inform him, as
199        8, XLIII  |         has come to pass since the time that Jesus suffered,--that,
200        8, XLV    |          facts, whilst at the same time he treats as mere fables
201        8, L      |  resurrection, and yet at the same time expose it to tortures as
202        8, LI     |            held by a person at the time that he is under the influence
203        8, LIII   |            the appointed period of time,--for, according to Empedocles,
204        8, LIII   |      blessed for 30,000 periods of time,--we must therefore believe
205        8, LXIII  |         get into confusion. At one time his judgment is darkened
206        8, LXVI   |        influence of demons--at one time recovering, at another relapsing,
207        8, LXVIII |       raiseth up the useful man in time of need upon earth." For
208        8, LXXII  |    possible," implying at the same time that he thought it most