Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref  |         Jesus, however, is at all times assailed by false witnesses,
 2        1, XXVII |           both the princes of the times, and their chief captains
 3        1, XXXV  |         ask in return, who in the times of Ahaz bore a son at whose
 4        1, XXXVI |         hearken unto observers of times, and diviners; " but to
 5        1, XLIX  |         not even mentioned in the times of Moses, was the prophecy
 6        1, LVII  |          condition. And after the times of Jesus, Dositheus the
 7        1, LVIII |  celestial bodies which appear at times, such as comets, or those
 8        1, LXIV  |   disciples, but many more at all times, who, becoming a band of
 9        2, XXX   |           was the case before the times of Augustus, and in periods
10        2, LI    |         from what occurred in the times of Moses and Jesus, when
11        3, I     |           what the Jews of former times dared to do against Him,
12        3, XV    |         the authorities as in old times. For we have learned from
13        3, LXVI  |     Ulysses, among those of later times, Socrates, and of those
14        4, XX    |         being purified at certain times by a deluge or a fire, as
15        4, LXIII |       from history that in former times it was without the city,
16        4, LXVII |           not once, but countless times, as the periods have revolved.
17        4, LXVII |           he has done innumerable times before.~
18        4, LXVIII|         has taken place countless times in the past, and will happen
19        4, LXVIII|         and will happen countless times in the future, there has
20        5, XI    |           the righteous of former times "sent His word, and healed
21        5, XII   |        when on earth), but at all times, is with His own disciples,
22        5, XLIII |      slain the prophets in former times, and in these latter days
23        5, LXIV  |      declares that "in the latter times some shall depart from the
24        6, XI    | Dositheans, again, even in former times, did not rise to any eminence,
25        6, XLVI  |       kingdom, beginning with the times of Daniel, and continuing
26        6, XLVII |           of God.' Men of ancient times termed this world, as being
27        6, XLVII |         unable so to consider the times of Moses and the prophets,
28        6, LXXX  |     nation from the very earliest times, from whom the delusive
29        6, LXXX  |            too, from the earliest times,--perhaps because they made
30        6, LXXX  |       especially those of ancient times, who employ none of these
31        7, V     |       hither and thither, at some times about sepulchres, where
32        7, VII   |       will go back to more remote times, think of the life of Noah,
33        7, VIII  |           unacquainted with these times; and he does not know that
34        7, VIII  |      prophets; and in more recent times, since the coming of Christ,
35        7, XVIII |           read the history of the times in order to find it shown
36        7, L     |           same in hope;" at other times as vanity of vanities, "
37        7, LVI   |           once or twice, but many times, although he does not stay
38        8, XXI   |     observe days, and months, and times, and years. I am afraid
39        8, XXX   |          brutes. If we abstain at times from eating the flesh of
40        8, XXXI  |          receive power at certain times to carry out the divine
41        8, XXXIV |      before Him, and ten thousand times ten thousand ministered
42        8, XLIV  |          power, I imagine that at times they feel a deep interest
43        8, XLVI  |  priestess of Apollo, that she at times allowed herself to be influenced
44        8, XLVI  |          those who lived in later times. For through the commands
45        8, LXVII |           been a woman of ancient times, by those who instituted