Chapter

 1 7 |     more than fifteen hundred years are reckoned. He is said
 2 23| before Saturnus, men of sixty years of age, according to the
 3 24|  three hundred and twenty-two years before the Trojan war, and
 4 24|  fourteen hundred and seventy years since the taking of Troy.
 5 24|    more than eighteen hundred years from the time when mankind
 6 27|       its boundary a thousand years, and that was the extent
 7 27|       to a hundred and twenty years. But that serpent, who from
 8 42|       by a hundred and eighty years --testify that He was born
 9 43|     born of man three hundred years ago, I will briefly explain
10 45|   little more than a thousand years before, in the book of Wisdom,
11 70|  collected from the number of years, and from the signs which
12 70|       numberless thousands of years from the time when it was
13 70|    prepared. For six thousand years have not yet been completed,
14 72|      harassed through so many years, may rest. Therefore peace
15 72|       shall be for a thousand years. Throughout that time the
16 72|   food. But when the thousand years shall be fulfilled, and