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  1    I, pref|        their wish, and at the same time lost their labour and industry;
  2    I, 1   |            do if they shall at any time see for what purpose they
  3    I, 2   |       subject, without at the same time discussing the subject of
  4    I, 3   |         things, and is at the same time occupied with the whole,
  5    I, 5   |          from what source, at what time, and in what manner, chaos
  6    I, 9   | circumstance it is evident at what time he lived. He also, excited
  7    I, 10  |             but that he spent some time at Epidaurus. Tully also
  8    I, 11  |             when it says: "At that time Jupiter spent the greatest
  9    I, 11  |            in what manner, at what time, and by whom this was done;
 10    I, 12  |       Chronos, that is, a space of time. But he is called Saturn,
 11    I, 12  |           son of Coelus, how could Time have been born from Coelus,
 12    I, 12  |      Coelus have been mutilated by Time, or afterwards could Time
 13    I, 12  |          Time, or afterwards could Time have been despoiled of his
 14    I, 12  |          how was Jupiter born from Time? Or with what years could
 15    I, 13  |            other men, were at that time accustomed to eat human
 16    I, 15  |          his friends and length of time. Why should I mention what
 17    I, 16  |            if they are born at any time; or if they ceased at any
 18    I, 16  |           or if they ceased at any time to be born, it is befitting
 19    I, 16  |         should know why or at what time they so ceased. Seneca,
 20    I, 18  |           that he might not at any time appear to have less strength
 21    I, 18  |        doorkeeper in heaven at the time when this took place. I
 22    I, 19  |       believe the poets, if at any time they describe their banishments
 23    I, 20  |     intercourse, for there was not time for discrimination. In like
 24    I, 20  |       armed than bald. At the same time an altar was erected also
 25    I, 21  |         will discuss at the proper time the source from which these
 26    I, 21  |            originated. In the mean time, let us look also to other
 27    I, 22  |            he lived about the same time with Faunus. But which of
 28    I, 22  |             as Euhemerus says, the time is still agreed upon when
 29    I, 22  |          indeed, was much prior in time, inasmuch as he brought
 30    I, 23  |           they both grew up at one time;-- which is so true, that
 31   II, 2   |            to be necessary at that time when he is far away; and
 32   II, 8   |        because they preceded us in time did they also outstrip us
 33   II, 9   |           and used Him at the same time as a counsellor and artificer,
 34   II, 9   |          matter had an end, at the time when the world was made
 35   II, 9   |           could have lived at that time in which God made it. But,
 36   II, 10  |        each of these parts its own time,--namely, the spring to
 37   II, 10  |           perpetual revolutions of time, which we call years. The
 38   II, 11  |         were ignorant both at what time the flood happened on the
 39   II, 11  |            whole race must at some time have begun to exist, and
 40   II, 11  |             and must cease at some time because it had a beginning.
 41   II, 11  |           men, because the present time only is seen, yet from it
 42   II, 11  |            is evident that at some time it began to exist, for nothing
 43   II, 11  |       evident that it will at some time have an end. For that cannot,
 44   II, 11  |      deluge, as is reported in the time of Deucalion, when the whole
 45   II, 11  |           it had an origin at some time; and as the liability to
 46   II, 12  |        forth, and the condition of time was changed. Oh, how easy
 47   II, 12  |        considers during how long a time and in what manner an infant
 48   II, 14  |           air, until in process of time they erected temples and
 49  III, 2   |           found. But since so much time and talent have been wasted
 50  III, 9   |     understand, nor surmise at any time what was fixed as the chief
 51  III, 12  |            which the whole of this time which is passed on earth
 52  III, 13  |           Cicero might for a short time rise from the dead, that
 53  III, 14  |        Wisdom itself, which at one time he calls the gift, at another
 54  III, 14  |         calls the gift, at another time the invention, of the gods,
 55  III, 14  |        philosophers to the present time do not explain where she
 56  III, 15  |          uncertain, and up to this time explaining nothing. Therefore
 57  III, 15  |   self-restraint, live at the same time in the unrestrained desires
 58  III, 17  |            from us. For there is a time in which we ourselves even
 59  III, 17  |           yet exist; and that very time appears to be miserable,
 60  III, 17  |       possible way; for in a short time we shall not exist at all.
 61  III, 17  |             in short, no moment of time, to pass away from us without
 62  III, 18  |          what actions, and at what time, immortality is given, he
 63  III, 19  |         have fared well, if at any time they happen to fare ill.
 64  III, 19  |            that he was born in the time of Socrates. It is impossible
 65  III, 19  |          same Artificer who at one time had made the first, was
 66  III, 27  |        whole of life. But how much time does death occupy? on the
 67  III, 28  |          nor wisdom? For if at any time they have so failed that
 68  III, 28  |       would be complete in a short time. What, then, was that time?
 69  III, 28  |         time. What, then, was that time? In what manner, when, or
 70   IV, 1   |           name of wise. For at the time when all were wise, no one
 71   IV, 2   |            determined, as the last time drew near, to send from
 72   IV, 5   |          over the Persians, at the time when Tarquinius Superbus
 73   IV, 5   |          that he prophesied in the time of King Darius, in the second
 74   IV, 7   |          this earthly kingdom, the time for receiving which has
 75   IV, 8   |            was born again a second time according to the flesh:
 76   IV, 10  |            sojourning there a long time, they were oppressed with
 77   IV, 10  |            had tetrarchs until the time of Herod, who was in the
 78   IV, 11  |         the swallow hath known her time, and the sparrows of the
 79   IV, 11  |          to be born again a second time in the flesh, and to be
 80   IV, 11  |            of Him; and at the same time, that there might be no
 81   IV, 12  |         poets call it), that is, a time of righteousness and peace,
 82   IV, 14  |        should come to pass at some time, that being born with a
 83   IV, 14  |            their God? But from the time in which Zechariah lived,
 84   IV, 14  |         since he flourished in the time of Darius and Alexander,
 85   IV, 14  |      worshipped. Nor did He at any time say that He Himself was
 86   IV, 15  |            a white dove. From that time He began to perform the
 87   IV, 15  |            which they had a little time before been carried. But
 88   IV, 15  |            five loaves at the same time, and with two fishes, He
 89   IV, 15  |        neither the manner, nor the time, nor the author was signified.
 90   IV, 16  |        when a great multitude from time to time flocked to Him,
 91   IV, 16  |       great multitude from time to time flocked to Him, either on
 92   IV, 16  |      foretold these things, to the time of their accomplishment,
 93   IV, 17  |      children of Israel the second time." He said that this second
 94   IV, 18  |        Pontius Pilate, who at that time was administering the province
 95   IV, 20  |          therefore, we who were in time past as it were blind, and
 96   IV, 21  |           pass, that after a short time God would send against them
 97   IV, 24  |         virtue, who is at the same time a guide. You see, therefore,
 98   IV, 24  |           may teach it at the same time both by words and deeds.
 99   IV, 26  |            His people. But at that time the figure was efficacious
100   IV, 27  |          of the same beings at one time as demons, and at another
101   IV, 27  |          as demons, and at another time as gods,--of which names
102   IV, 30  |    prudence, lest we should at any time fall into the snares and
103    V, 2   |          happened that at the same time the temple of God was overthrown,
104    V, 2   |          himself, at the very same time in which a righteous peopIe
105    V, 2   |           silent on account of the time, nevertheless in their mind
106    V, 2   |           seen even a spark at any time; inasmuch as he who was
107    V, 2   |        undertook this work at that time in particular, in which
108    V, 2   |            deceit whom at the same time he testified to have been
109    V, 3   |          was predicted at the same time. It was not therefore on
110    V, 3   |           nor can it happen at any time. When, therefore, he had
111    V, 4   |           do this, and at the same time to prepare the way for the
112    V, 5   |           that individuals at that time had no private property,
113    V, 7   |    indulgent parent, when the last time approached, sent a messenger
114    V, 7   |          appearance of that golden time returned, and justice was
115    V, 8   |          not possible even at that time when you imagine, because
116    V, 9   |        Seneca, who was at the same time a most true describer and
117    V, 10  |        therefore, at the very same time when he was sending the
118    V, 15  |           censor, who were at that time the greatest of orators.
119    V, 18  |         the other at the appointed time, when his surety was now
120   VI, 2   |         your eye to it for a short time mist and darkness would
121   VI, 3   |          which seem pleasant for a time to one who is ignorant of
122   VI, 4   |         set before man at the same time, it is befitting that every
123   VI, 8   |             one law at the present time, and another hereafter:
124   VI, 11  |      profits only for the briefest time. For they who refuse a small
125   VI, 11  |           pieces by mere length of time. For there is nothing, as
126   VI, 11  |         man's hand which length of time does not weaken and destroy.
127   VI, 12  |           enjoined, that if at any time we make a feast, we should
128   VI, 12  |         has given to another for a time he will himself receive
129   VI, 15  |           given to man at the same time. But if, as physicians affirm,
130   VI, 18  |       stranger; nor will he at any time so act, that his tongue,
131   VI, 18  |            of his he should at any time make an enemy; and if any
132   VI, 18  |         and the foolish, if at any time they receive an injury,
133   VI, 18  |       possible let it be calmed in time. God has enjoined us not
134   VI, 19  |           and justice: for if this time of life is not restrained
135   VI, 24  |         circumspect as not at some time to slip; and therefore God,
136   VI, 25  |      offering, the sacrifice for a time. But with those who by no
137  VII, 1   |       received a beginning at some time, so it must needs have an
138  VII, 1   |          thing exists must at some time have had a beginning, and
139  VII, 1   |            had a beginning at some time, and that it would at some
140  VII, 1   |          and that it would at some time perish. Nor, however, was
141  VII, 1   |     through what causes or at what time this work of such magnitude
142  VII, 2   |        Socrates, who said that the time had come for himself to
143  VII, 3   |         began to exist at the same time, and God did not Himself
144  VII, 5   |    eternity, will live badly for a time, and will be subjected to
145  VII, 5   |          prefer to live well for a time, will live ill to eternity;
146  VII, 5   |         evil was given at the same time to the first man; and when
147  VII, 10  |      inferred. All vices are for a time; for they are excited for
148  VII, 10  |      interruption if we can at any time do without it, vices, which
149  VII, 10  |        deserts its post, if at any time it withdraws itself. But
150  VII, 11  |           man which is not at some time reduced to destruction,
151  VII, 11  |          men, or through length of time, which is the destroyer
152  VII, 12  |     remains entire for a very long time. For if they both perished
153  VII, 12  |    dispersed alike at one point of time; and the body also, while
154  VII, 12  |            condition; and from the time when it receives the power
155  VII, 12  |        forth in a single moment of time, which takes place in those
156  VII, 12  |           always reproduced at one time in a man, at another time
157  VII, 12  |          time in a man, at another time in a sheep, at another in
158  VII, 13  |             when they say that the time Will come when God will
159  VII, 14  |   worshippers. And I show that the time of this judgment draws near,
160  VII, 14  |           all things after a short time, describing as it were the
161  VII, 15  |           world. But since at that time the people of God were one,
162  VII, 15  |          Egyptians, so at the last time wonderful prodigies will
163  VII, 15  |         shall nevertheless at some time fall. There is nothing prepared
164  VII, 16  |            kings arise at the same time, who will divide the world,
165  VII, 16  |          detestable and abominable time shall come, in which life
166  VII, 16  |           and pestilential--at one time by unseasonable rains, at
167  VII, 17  |           months. That will be the time in which righteousness shall
168  VII, 18  |           OF THE WORLD AT THE LAST TIME, AND OF THE THINGS FORETOLD
169  VII, 18  |          the iniquity of this last time, says that the pious and
170  VII, 20  |         inherent through length of time, souls are given over to
171  VII, 21  |           until the arrival of the time in which the great Judge
172  VII, 22  |     remember that they were at one time alive, or who they were,
173  VII, 22  |          be learning for the first time, but to be recalling them
174  VII, 23  |            when certain periods of time have again come round, are
175  VII, 23  |           and the holy at the same time, then at length He shall
176  VII, 23  |            giving them at the same time a spirit, and honour, and
177  VII, 24  |            slavery. About the same time also the prince of the devils,
178  VII, 24  |         and error. Throughout this time beasts shall not be nourished
179  VII, 25  |            things; and at the same time, lest weariness should be
180  VII, 26  |          Him for ever. At the same time shall take place that second
181  VII, 26  |            holy Emperor, since the time when the great God raised