Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 | happiness, virtue, and length of days, that even when old you
 2   II, 8 |       received from Paulus a few days afterwards. That also is
 3   II, 13|    circle in the space of thirty days; which argument is manifestly
 4   IV, 10|          and there tarried forty days, they made the head of an
 5   IV, 12|      them, and He remembered the days of old, who raised up from
 6   IV, 12|      came even to the Ancient of days. And they who stood by brought
 7   IV, 12|      came even to the Ancient of days, and was presented to Him.
 8   IV, 12|          High God the Ancient of days, whose age and origin cannot
 9   IV, 13|        to dwell in; but when thy days be fulfilled, and thou shalt
10   IV, 14|         walk in my sight all his days." But who this was about
11   IV, 15|          had tarried there three days, and the people were suffering
12   IV, 16|        upon a fleece; and in His days shall righteousness spring
13   IV, 17|       himself says: "In the last days the Lord shall circumcise
14   IV, 18|        in building, and in three days I will raise it up again
15   IV, 19|        another place: "After two days, He will revive us in the
16   IV, 19|     Sibyl said, that after three days' sleep he would put an end
17   IV, 19|         And after sleeping three days, He shall put an end to
18   IV, 20|        such things: "Behold, the days come, saith the Lord, that
19   IV, 21|       and came to the Ancient of days." But the disciples, being
20   IV, 27|         He was not more than two days in the lower regions. What
21   IV, 28|         For they who spent whole days in prayers and sacrifices,
22   IV, 28|       and sacrifice during whole days, therefore it is wrong to
23   VI, 11|     favour and the talk of a few days. Thus every day the estates
24  VII, 12|          remains entire for many days. and frequently by medical
25  VII, 14|       nature in the space of six days, as is contained in the
26  VII, 14|      number. For there are seven days, by the revolutions of which
27  VII, 14|        God were completed in six days, the world must continue
28  VII, 14|        laboured during those six days in creating such great works,
29  VII, 26|        that he set not for three days, and shall set it on fire;
30  VII, 26|        of God during those three days shall be concealed under