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 1    I, 6 |    writes that she lived in the times of Solon and Cyrus;--the
 2    I, 11|        was king in the earliest times, and another in the times
 3    I, 11|       times, and another in the times that followed. It is therefore
 4    I, 11|   undoubtedly changeable at all times. Is it possible, then, for
 5    I, 11|       Jupiter, when he had five times made a circuit of the earth,
 6    I, 13|        who lived in more recent times than his, openly relates
 7    I, 15|        is no doubt but in those times men began to exalt the king
 8    I, 23|     VAIN SUPERSTITIONS, AND THE TIMES AT WHICH THEY COMMENCED.~
 9    I, 23|         should also collect the times during which they whose
10    I, 23|        Autolycus respecting the times, says that Thallus relates
11    I, 23|        From this calculation of times, it is manifest that Saturnus
12    I, 23|     their origin and system and times have been ascertained. There
13   II, 4 |      same place. Lastly, in the times of the Gracchi, when the
14   II, 5 |     this great agreement of the times in such various courses
15   II, 5 |      very harmony of things and times that they were not by chance,
16   II, 11|     inasmuch as he lived in the times of Jupiter, during which
17   II, 14|        from these also in after times, when their number was multiplied
18   II, 18|      has determined at the last times to pass judgment on the
19   II, 18| therefore, until the end of the times shall come, when He may
20  III, 2 |      wisdom than those of early times, who regarded themselves
21  III, 3 |       appears to be, or is many times greater than the whole of
22  III, 5 |          and the computation of times, have been discovered, and
23  III, 8 |       also hear Zeno, for he at times dreams of virtue. The chief
24  III, 16|       men as enjoyment to their times of relaxation." He ought
25  III, 19|      born at Athens, and in the times of Socrates, were nevertheless
26  III, 19|         that he was born in the times of Socrates? Was Socrates
27  III, 20|         that he was born in his times. I do not deny that he was
28  III, 20|       mind. Behold one in whose times the wise man congratulates
29  III, 23|        of the moon was eighteen times larger than the earth; and,
30  III, 28|    perfection by those of later times. For that can never be investigated
31   IV, 2 |      called, nor those of later times, who did not hesitate to
32   IV, 5 |       LOOKED INTO; AND OF THEIR TIMES, AND THE TIMES OF THE JUDGES
33   IV, 5 |         OF THEIR TIMES, AND THE TIMES OF THE JUDGES AND KINGS.~
34   IV, 5 |  diligently to inquire into the times during which each one of
35   IV, 5 |  published books respecting the times, making their commencement
36   IV, 5 |       since the whole series of times may be collected both from
37   IV, 5 |      the Greeks and Romans, the times of the prophets individually
38   IV, 5 |      together arid examined the times, shall duly lay the foundation
39   IV, 11|       Ezra also, who was in the times of the same Cyrus by whom
40   IV, 15|      these poems were in former times regarded as ravings, since
41   IV, 26|       its course, to have added times to the completed times of
42   IV, 26|    added times to the completed times of men, to have revealed
43   IV, 28|          but to do the same ten times is the part of a superstitious
44    V, 2 |     pass by those who in former times in vain assailed it. When
45    V, 3 |        many robbers have at all times perished, and do perish
46    V, 5 |    examples of justice from the times of Saturnus, which they
47    V, 5 |      which they call the golden times, and they relate in what
48    V, 8 |   difficult, or unsuited to the times. Be just and good, and the
49    V, 9 | INFLICTED ON THE CHRISTIANS.~At times, however, they perceive
50    V, 17|        changed according to the times: but that there was no natural
51   VI, 8 |         bind all nations at all times; and there will be one common
52   VI, 9 |         to the condition of the times. Civil law is one thing,
53   VI, 16|     have been assigned to fixed times, and circumstances, and
54   VI, 16|     ought not to be angry or at times when he ought not. He who
55   VI, 17|      have been witnessed at all times, and are still witnessed
56   VI, 18| judgment of God. He must at all times and in all places guard
57   VI, 25|       he may be the same at all times, and be firm, and unchangeable,
58  VII, 2 |         course of its appointed times, should come to an end;
59  VII, 3 |      also confess this at other times, when they say that it was
60  VII, 4 |      them are supplied at fixed times. Again, that the other living
61  VII, 11|                 XI. OF THE LAST TIMES, AND OF THE SOUL AND BODY.~
62  VII, 11|       BODY.~Therefore, when the times which God has appointed
63  VII, 14|      XIV. OF THE FIRST AND LAST TIMES OF THE WORLD.~Since we have
64  VII, 14|  varieties of circumstances and times. Therefore, since all the
65  VII, 15|        last consummation of the times, for He will free His people
66  VII, 15|        worse; so that now these times of ours, in which iniquity
67  VII, 15|        other kingdoms in former times, though they had long flourished,
68  VII, 15|         unskilfully divided the times of the Roman city by ages.
69  VII, 16|     bodies or the system of the times; for there will either be
70  VII, 17|  happens. When the close of the times draws nigh, a great prophet
71  VII, 22|       these, when centuries ten times told ~The wheel of destiny
72  VII, 24|       the sun will become seven times brighter than it now is;
73  VII, 25|                XXV. OF THE LAST TIMES, AND OF THE CITY OF ROME,~
74  VII, 25|         the consummation of the times is to be expected by us
75  VII, 25|     have written respecting the times, collecting them from the