Book, Chapter

 1        1, VIII  |             earlier of the two having lived in the time of Nero, but
 2        1, XIX   |             those other wise men (who lived) among the Greeks and Romans,
 3        1, XLV   |               believing in Moses, who lived before Him, and then we
 4        1, XLVII |           sins, is related by one who lived no great length of time
 5        1, LVIII |           through fear that, if Jesus lived to a sufficient age, he
 6        3, I     |                that those of them who lived at the time of His coming
 7        3, II    |            the ruler of those who had lived righteous lives, and who
 8        3, XXXVI |              in common between a life lived among the favourites of
 9        3, LIX   |               of no evil, and who has lived well and justly.' Such is
10        3, LXVI  |       Socrates, and of those who have lived very recently, Musonius.
11        3, LXXXI |             of God, on those who have lived a pure and blameless life,
12        3, LXXXI |               God, nor those who have lived a good life; or let him
13        4, IV    |               heal not only those who lived in one corner of the world,
14        4, VIII  |   contemporaries, and others also who lived before and after them. And
15        4, X     |       promises made to those who have lived virtuous lives, and in which
16        4, XI    |              Greek historians to have lived about the time of Inachus
17        4, LXVIII|              unchanged from those who lived in former cycles; so that
18        5, XVI   |               His image, but who have lived in opposition to the will
19        5, XXX   |         language, and so long as they lived harmoniously together were
20        5, XLII  |           provided for those who have lived righteous lives! These truths,
21        5, LVII  |               more recent writers who lived a very short time ago, as
22        6, V     |            knowledge." John also, who lived after him, said, "That which
23        6, XIII  |              before these individuals lived, the prophets distinguished
24        6, XX    |               divine things, and have lived lives in harmony with them,
25        6, XL    |         seeing that most of them have lived as neighbours with the Christians,
26        6, LV    |      wickedness, while those who have lived a virtuous life, or performed
27        7, VII   |             abstained from flesh, and lived on water and pulse. Or if
28        7, XVIII |             that the best of men have lived in extreme poverty. Indeed,
29        7, XXVIII|             as promising to those who lived according to His law the
30        7, XLVII |               things." As, then, they lived in a way unworthy of the
31        7, LIV   |            divinely inspired man, and lived a noble life? I am greatly
32        7, LVI   |           smoke and blood on which it lived, whilst deceiving those
33        8, XLVI  | contemporaries, but also by those who lived in later times. For through