Chapter

 1 I     | persecutors of the Church from the time of its first constitution,
 2 II    |        apostles, whom fear, at the time of His being laid hold on,
 3 II    |          His apostles were at that time eleven in number, to whom
 4 III   |            odious, for a very long time oppressed his subjects,
 5 V     |     assault God, and, although his time was short, shed much righteous
 6 V     |           lived for a considerable time under the well-merited insults
 7 X     |            the victims, slain from time to time, afforded no tokens
 8 X     |        victims, slain from time to time, afforded no tokens for
 9 X     |          After an interval of some time he went to winter in Bithynia;
10 XVII  |          consulship, for the ninth time, was to be offered to him;
11 XIX   |          and able, and at the same time appoint new Caesars. The
12 XXI   |           flagitious man, from the time of his victories over the
13 XXVI  |      citizens. Much about the same time Galerius had reduced the
14 XXVII |            indeed, and at the very time of his obtaining sovereign
15 XXIX  |         empire at one and the same time. Now the designs of Maximian
16 XXXI  |            set round, no breathing time was granted, or, at any
17 XXXII |            the Augusti. Daia, some time after, in a letter to Galerius,
18 XXXIII|         and no wonder, for by that time the passages from his bladder
19 XXXVII|            its execution, so for a time he dissembled his purpose;
20 XXXIX |            was still in weeds, the time of her mourning not being
21 XXXIX |         dignity to engage a second time in wedlock. This bold answer
22 XLII  |                      XLII.~At this time, by command of Constantine,
23 XLII  |           were removed at the same time. Thus Diocletian lived to
24 XLIII |          against Licinius from the time that the preference was
25 XLV   |          had elapsed, within which time Licinius might have learned
26 XLV   |     various regions, there was not time, on that sudden emergency,
27 XLVIII|         were consuls for the third time, he commanded the following
28 XLIX  |         eat and drink for the last time; and so he swallowed poison.
29 L     |           purple. Long before this time, Candidianus and Severianus,