Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |       For when that most happy day had shone upon the world,
 2    I, 4 |        not even labour for the day, content with the unstored
 3    I, 11|       Because there is a fixed day in the annals on which the
 4   II, 2 |  beside them through the whole day, they offer to them contributions,
 5   II, 5 |    with what rites and on what day to worship each, with what
 6   II, 5 |     effected, as it were every day, motions unequal and resembling
 7   II, 5 |       there would be perpetual day. Also if the stars had no
 8   II, 5 |       might be vicissitudes of day and night, it was His will
 9   II, 8 |      and taken captive on that day, the truth of which was
10   II, 8 |         he is said on the same day to have lost his son, and
11   II, 8 |      the army, and on the same day the camp was taken by Brutus.
12   II, 10|       these parts He also made day and night, to complete by
13   II, 10|       which we call years. The day, which the first east supplies,
14   II, 17|       foolish men search after day by day."~But these same
15   II, 17|        men search after day by day."~But these same authorities
16  III, 8 |    ourselves out with striving day and night, seeing that the
17  III, 17|     Therefore let us suffer no day, in short, no moment of
18   IV, 10|    crucified, and on the third day rise again. And when I shall
19   IV, 13| opinion, though they had every day before their eyes those
20   IV, 13|        in Isaiah: "And in that day there shall be a root of
21   IV, 18|        rise again on the third day. For He Himself was the
22   IV, 18|      eyes; and Thou shall fear day and night, and shalt have
23   IV, 19|     shall come to pass in that day, saith the Lord, that the
24   IV, 19|     foretold that on the third day He should rise again from
25   IV, 19|     soldiers. But on the third day, before light, there was
26   IV, 19|        rise again on the third day, had been foretold by the
27   IV, 19|    will revive us in the third day." And therefore the Sibyl
28   IV, 20|       to their fathers, in the day that I took them by the
29   IV, 21|        heaven, on the fortieth day after His passion, as Daniel
30   IV, 26|     from the dead on the third day. Nor ought any one to be
31   IV, 28|        to do it throughout the day. If one victim renders the
32   IV, 28|    they who do this often in a day lose the name of religious
33    V, 9 |       on festival and ordinary day alike, the whole people
34    V, 10|        By young Lulus' dawning day,"~he did not spare them,~"
35    V, 12|      justice grows strong from day to day, they should be deserted
36    V, 12|       grows strong from day to day, they should be deserted
37    V, 15|       orators. But on the next day the same man overthrew his
38    V, 15|       praised on the preceding day, not indeed with the gravity
39    V, 20|    therefore, do they not call day night--the sun darkness?
40    V, 24|        to await patiently that day of heavenly judgment, in
41   VI, 11|      of a few days. Thus every day the estates of most trifling
42   VI, 11|     mercy, flourish more every day. They therefore act better
43   VI, 12|      property even in a single day, shall I throw away the
44   VI, 24|     And pass into the light of day,~Then comes the stress of
45  VII, 14|        consecrated the seventh day, on which He had rested
46  VII, 14|  thousand years. For the great day of God is limited by a circle
47  VII, 14|      thousand years are as one day." And as God laboured during
48  VII, 14|      works, rested the seventh day and blessed it, at the end
49  VII, 14|       of great things; as this day of ours, which is bounded
50  VII, 14|      last of all, on the sixth day, He made man also, and introduced
51  VII, 14|      so now on the great sixth day the true man is being formed
52  VII, 16|      between the night and the day; the moon will now fail,
53  VII, 16|      month diminished, and the day contracted into a short
54  VII, 17|  unburied; but after the third day he shall come to life again;
55  VII, 25|       place, and that the last day of the extreme conclusion
56  VII, 25|      to be expected by us from day to day, and to be feared.
57  VII, 25|     expected by us from day to day, and to be feared. When,
58  VII, 27|        be the approach of that day in which he must depart
59  VII, 27|     without anxiety await that day, in which God, the Ruler