Book, Chapter

 1    I, 12|         because he is satiated with years. These are the words of
 2    I, 12|             from Time? Or with what years could eternity be satiated,
 3    I, 13|     peacefully, serenely rolled~The years beneath his reign."~The
 4    I, 22|             himself. For after many years, in the consulship of Cornelius
 5    I, 22|             reigned during the same years, as did also their fathers
 6    I, 23|             found to have lived 322 years before the Trojan war; that
 7    I, 23|        Therefore, if you divide the years which are in agreement,
 8    I, 23|        fourteen hundred and seventy years are made up. From this calculation
 9    I, 23|          more than eighteen hundred years, and he also was the father
10   II, 4 |            since they had for three years experienced that those gods
11   II, 5 |          was born seventeen hundred years ago; but of the same, "that
12   II, 10|  revolutions of time, which we call years. The day, which the first
13   II, 13|          was extended to a thousand years. And when Varro was not
14   II, 13|            to have lived a thousand years. For he says that among
15   II, 13|             months are accounted as years: so that the circuit of
16   II, 13|        reach one hundred and twenty years. But because Varro did not
17   II, 14| righteousness. He, when six hundred years old, built an ark, as God
18   II, 14|             at a hundred and twenty years, which it might not be permitted
19  III, 16|        There are not yet a thousand years since the beginnings of
20  III, 25|     speaking. That must occupy many years. Nor must there be ignorance
21  III, 25|           who must learn within the years of their maturity the duties
22  III, 25|             in service during those years especially in which they
23  III, 28|     addition had been made in a few years, that philosophy would be
24   IV, 5 |       predicted, and after how many years their predictions were fulfilled.
25   IV, 5 |           lived about seven hundred years before the Trojan war. But
26   IV, 5 |       governed the people for forty years, was succeeded by Joshua,
27   IV, 5 |            chief place twenty-seven years. After this they were under
28   IV, 5 |          three hundred anti seventy years. Then their condition was
29   IV, 5 |       during four hundred and fifty years, until the reign of Zedekiah,
30   IV, 8 |            by one hundred and forty years. His father, the writer
31   IV, 10|             four hundred and thirty years, under the leadership of
32   IV, 13|   everlasting; for he reigned forty years. In the next place, Solomon
33   IV, 14|      crucified, nearly five hundred years are reckoned; since he flourished
34   IV, 15|            Jews for fifteen hundred years and more, but yet were not
35   IV, 16| accomplishment, ten hundred and ten years intervened. We feign nothing;
36   IV, 18|         temple, which was forty-six years in building, and in three
37   IV, 18|         after ten hundred and fifty years, spoke by him. For this
38   IV, 18|           For this is the number of years from the reign of David
39    V, 11|            who had resisted for two years with great spirit appeared
40   VI, 4 |              and give a name to the years. The desire of others mounts
41  VII, 14|        hundred and seventy thousand years; in which matter, because
42  VII, 14|             in order the circles of years are made up; and there are
43  VII, 14|         ages, that is, six thousand years. For the great day of God
44  VII, 14|           by a circle of a thousand years, as the prophet shows, who
45  VII, 14|           sight, O Lord, a thousand years are as one day." And as
46  VII, 14|           during these six thousand years, while wickedness prevails
47  VII, 14|  righteousness reign for a thousand years; and there must be tranquillity
48  VII, 14|           the circuit of a thousand years affixes its limits. In the
49  VII, 14|            he might live a thousand years in this world; so now from
50  VII, 14|            world through a thousand years. But in what manner the
51  VII, 22|      foretold that, when a thousand years had been passed in the lower
52  VII, 22|         again, not after a thousand years from their death, but that,
53  VII, 22|           reign with God a thousand years. For God will come, that,
54  VII, 24|        engaged among men a thousand years, and will rule them with
55  VII, 24|           but during those thousand years shall produce an infinite
56  VII, 24|      imprisoned during the thousand years of the heavenly rule in
57  VII, 25|              that when six thousand years shall be completed this
58  VII, 25|          how great is the number of years from the beginning of the
59  VII, 25|            the limit of two hundred years. The subject itself declares
60  VII, 26|             also, when the thousand years of the kingdom, that is,
61  VII, 26|           Then for seven continuous years the woods shall be untouched,
62  VII, 26|         rest. But when the thousand years shall be completed, the
63  VII, 27|             nearly each one, as his years incline to old age, sees