Chapter

 1 pref| Institutions which we wrote a long time since to illustrate the
 2 3   |       calls the Supreme God at one time a spirit, at another time
 3 3   |          time a spirit, at another time a mind, and says that it,
 4 7   |          of his perjury? From that time rather more than fifteen
 5 24  |     through all lands. But at what time they lived can easily be
 6 24  |    eighteen hundred years from the time when mankind fell into error
 7 25  |           was changed. For at that time no gods were worshipped,
 8 25  |          the human figure, at that time Prometheus lived, who fashioned
 9 25  |          length the men of his own time, and afterwards the poets,
10 25  |         bronze; then in process of time ornament was added of gold
11 33  |         possible for virtue at any time to be separated from honour,
12 36  |        providence. And at the same time he does not deny the existence
13 38  |          whereas it is at the same time dear to God and necessary
14 43  |        generations, even until the time when they went forth out
15 43  |     Therefore He was born a second time as man, of a virgin, without
16 45  |         with envy, and at the same time excited with anger, because
17 46  |            vain. For after a short time the Emperor Vespasian subdued
18 57  |       foolishness; and at the same time malice bears a resemblance
19 57  |    endeavours to live for a longer time, and more to our own advantage;
20 59  |         Hence it is that, from the time when a multitude of gods
21 64  |            even swear, test at any time, either by necessity or
22 68  |            the things which at one time began will have an end,
23 68  |            what manner, or at what time, or by whose instrumentality
24 70  |           what manner, and at what time, it is given. Since fixed
25 70  |           renewed by God. But that time is at hand, as far as may
26 70  |        thousands of years from the time when it was prepared. For
27 71  |            dreadful and detestable time, in which no one would choose
28 71  |          will be destroyed, at one time by fire and the sword, at
29 71  |          it must be known that the time is at hand in which God
30 72  |         army, shall for the fourth time engage in battle, in which,
31 72  |    thousand years. Throughout that time the stars shall be more