Book, Chapter

 1        1, XLIII  |    been confined solely to the period of His tabernacling in the
 2        2, II     | brought up till he reached the period of maturity, and which have
 3        2, XII    |   years, and no inconsiderable period was spent by Chrysippus
 4        2, XXXVIII|      disciples, even after the period of His appearance in the
 5        2, LXIII  |      appeared as He did in the period before He suffered, writes
 6        2, LXXIV  | divinity, throughout the whole period of wandering in the wilderness,
 7        3, V      |  difficulty, and after a brief period, to go wherever they liked,
 8        4, VII    |       saying: "After so long a period of time, then, did God now
 9        4, VIII   |         that, "after so long a period of time, then, did God now
10        4, XXII   |    been expelled for so long a period from their venerable temple-worship
11        4, XXXI   |        having for a lengthened period set the example of an unstained
12        4, XXXII  |        sometimes for a shorter period, until in the time of the
13        4, XXXIII |      during the long preceding period." Now Celsus appears to
14        4, XXXV   |     during the long antecedent period, has there been any dispute
15        5, XX     |     Porch assert, that after a period of years there will be a
16        7, XVIII  |    nation remain for so long a period attached to the religion
17        7, XIX    |       morning, and at no other period of the day, he would destroy
18        8, LIII   |    from these at the appointed period of time,--for, according