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  1     I, 1 |            And he lived about the time of Croesus.~
  2     I, 3 |         numerous, they pass their time in managing earthly concerns.
  3     I, 4 |         by those living after the time of Thales, and that, furnishing
  4     I, 5 |          worlds. And he speaks of time as something of limited
  5     I, 7 |         from the rivers that from time to time flow into it. And
  6     I, 7 |          rivers that from time to time flow into it. And that the
  7     I, 7 |      LXXXVIII. Olympiad, at which time they say that Plato also
  8     I, 8 |        and set to all at the same time, which ought to happen if
  9     I, 8 |           employed (mind), at one time slower, at another faster.
 10     I, 12|          This man survived to the time of Cyrus. This (philosopher)
 11     I, 12|            and that in process of time it was disengaged from the
 12     I, 16|   undergoing partial repairs from time to time, so that even the
 13     I, 16|      partial repairs from time to time, so that even the parts
 14     I, 17|          the Lyceum, drew up from time to time his system of philosophy;
 15     I, 17|      Lyceum, drew up from time to time his system of philosophy;
 16     I, 23|        that will be after a short time declared. It seems, however,
 17    IV, 3 |         first requisite that the (time of) birth of the person
 18    IV, 3 |          is incomprehensible, the time (occupied) passing quickly,
 19    IV, 3 |          deposited to occupy some time in traversing this interval.
 20    IV, 3 |       conception; the seed at one time being injected straight
 21    IV, 3 |        conception, and at another time dropping into it dispersedly,
 22    IV, 3 |          the second, and how much time is spent in that particular
 23    IV, 3 |   acquainted with the quantity of time occupied by the change,
 24    IV, 3 |           in order that from this time the Chaldeans may fix the
 25    IV, 4 |     parturition, or to define the time. For also on account of
 26    IV, 4 |         other endless causes, the time is not the same at which
 27    IV, 4 |           woman in travail at the time of parturition gives, by
 28    IV, 4 |         signify this at the exact time; for as the noise of the
 29    IV, 4 |         being divided by a longer time and one protracted, in reference
 30    IV, 4 |           For a sufficiently long time after the descent of the
 31    IV, 4 |         so that it takes a longer time to reach the listener. And
 32    IV, 4 |  Chaldeans accurately to take the time of the rising zodiacal sign,
 33    IV, 4 |        sign, and consequently the time when one can make the horoscope
 34    IV, 4 |            And not only does more time seem to elapse after parturition,
 35    IV, 5 |          comprehend precisely the time of parturition, in order
 36    IV, 5 |          not flow out in the same time when it is full as when
 37    IV, 5 |         that they do not take the time precisely, but as it happens
 38    IV, 5 |        have been born at the same time do not spend the same life,
 39    IV, 5 |           Chaldean, examining the time of the birth in any particular
 40    IV, 5 |     whether a person born at this time will be prosperous. Many,
 41    IV, 5 |           I take it, born at this time, have been unfortunate,
 42    IV, 8 |  accomplished in equal periods of time, and were not distinguished
 43    IV, 12|         tower. And so, if at that time he were present to explain
 44    IV, 15|        strength, deriders for the time being, scholars, trustworthy,
 45    IV, 28|           crying out (at the same time), and invoking Phryn, or
 46    IV, 28|          uninscribed, at the same time infusing along with it copperas
 47    IV, 32|          throwing on (at the same time) a quantity of blazing coals, (
 48    IV, 33|          throwing in (at the same time) vinegar and nitre and moist
 49    IV, 33|   scorching it a second and third time, and frequently, (the sorcerer)
 50    IV, 33|         out a libation, by having time instead of ashes burning
 51    IV, 33|           vinegar, and for a long time previously smear it (with
 52    IV, 34|        them. When, however, it is time to loose a small tablet,
 53    IV, 37|        appear before the (proper) time. And afterwards placing
 54    IV, 37|          it is at that particular time. He smears, however, the
 55    IV, 37|        being kept covered for the time which it would seem to require,
 56    IV, 43|          another, and at the same time (asserting) that neither
 57    IV, 47|       know all things at the same time. And near the head itself
 58    IV, 48|            observing (at the same time) how and in what manner
 59     V, 1 |        through Jesus) at the same time together, each from their
 60     V, 2 |         increase would not at any time take place without nourishment,
 61     V, 2 |    concealed, and yet at the same time disclosed--of things that
 62     V, 2 |        and orgies of, at the same time, all the gods, as well as
 63     V, 2 |           eddies of water, at one time upwards, at another time
 64     V, 2 |          time upwards, at another time downwards. But he says there
 65     V, 4 |      Phrygians (name thee) at one time Papa, at another time Corpse,
 66     V, 4 |         one time Papa, at another time Corpse, or God, or Fruitless,
 67     V, 7 |        afterwards declare, in the time of Herod a certain man called
 68     V, 12|      itself in motion. And at one time he is turned towards the
 69     V, 12|        own person; but at another time takes up these powers, and
 70     V, 14|       having waited the requisite time for (acquiring a knowledge
 71     V, 14|         But the wind, at the same time fierce and formidable, whirling
 72     V, 20|        spot and slept for a short time. But while he slumbered
 73     V, 20|        three children at the same time, who were destined to become
 74     V, 21|         Good One, points out from time to time the way to those
 75     V, 21|           points out from time to time the way to those desirous
 76    VI, 1 |        serpent, and in process of time deliberately brought forward
 77    VI, 3 |          at all events appear, as time wore on, to have in reality
 78    VI, 3 |            This man, having for a time nourished the birds, was
 79    VI, 14|         in the Helen born at that time resided this Intelligence;
 80    VI, 22|           with beans they at that time were accustomed to ballot
 81    VI, 24|           to Sige, whether at any time she is united in marriage (
 82    VI, 24|      subject to the condition of) time, having no counsellor, (
 83    VI, 24|           to Him expedient at one time to generate and lead forth
 84    VI, 29|          inn, or domicile, at one time of soul only, at another
 85    VI, 29|          of soul only, at another time of soul and demons, at another
 86    VI, 29|       soul and demons, at another time of soul and Logoi. And these
 87    VI, 30|          the heart;--when (it was time), then, that the veil should
 88    VI, 32|        that opinions which at one time were credible are now incredible,
 89    VI, 32|     exercise caution, lest at any time you should have reason to
 90    VI, 33|     Secundus, born about the same time with Ptolemaeus, expresses
 91    VI, 34|        demons, deceived many from time to time. This (heretic)
 92    VI, 34|        deceived many from time to time. This (heretic) alleged
 93    VI, 34|           knave, however, at that time succeeded in escaping detection
 94    VI, 34|      uttering for a, considerable time nonsensical expressions,
 95    VI, 35|        was accustomed at the same time to utter the following invocation: "
 96    VI, 35|       into it) will after no long time return to its natural dimensions,
 97    VI, 35|       they, horrified at the same time, and eager (to taste the
 98    VI, 36|          this reason, lest at any time one should suppose that
 99    VI, 47|          and Dodecade. And at one time they collect the number
100    VI, 47|    triacontad; whereas at another time they subtract twelve, and
101    VI, 49|       subject to the condition of time; and (the Demiurge) not
102   VII, 8 |        even the Saviour Himself. (Time) was, says (Basilides),
103   VII, 9 |           constitutes at the same time the germ of a multitude
104   VII, 10|           from its pinion, at any time soar high up and aloft; (
105   VII, 15|      mentally preconceived at the time of the generation of the
106   VII, 16|          Basilides, but spent his time in Antioch, (a city) of
107   VII, 16|            And, since demons from time to time assisted wicked (
108   VII, 16|         since demons from time to time assisted wicked (men, Saturnilus
109   VII, 17|     exiles, and that~"In lapse of time all sorts of mortal men
110   VII, 17|         one of these, in lapse of time, will haunt you,~And many
111   VII, 20|          were in existence at the time (during which our Lord was
112   VII, 26|    cosmical powers, lived for the time he did in (this) world.
113   VII, 26|          Jesus) might use for the time being (what belonged to
114  VIII, 2 |         darkness, and at the same time of the security and profusion
115  VIII, 2 |           above for any length of time to be snatched away by the
116  VIII, 3 |      darkness) beneath. Up to the time, therefore, of the appearance
117  VIII, 5 |        generated independently of time. (as well as) undesignedly, (
118  VIII, 5 |        was, and, independently of time, and undesignedly, and without
119  VIII, 5 | indivisible, (and yet at the same time) compounded (and) divisible. (
120  VIII, 7 |          Relation, and Place, and Time, and Position, and Action,
121    IX, 2 |        Noetian) doctrine. At that time, Zephyrinus imagines that
122    IX, 2 |      himself, being in process of time enticed away, hurried headlong
123    IX, 2 |          to prevail. Never at any time, however, have we been guilty
124    IX, 5 |        and circularly at the same time. "One and the same," he
125    IX, 5 |         thinking, but at the same time the (characteristic quality)
126    IX, 6 |           to himself. And, at one time, to those who entertained
127    IX, 6 |           dupes; while at another time he would act similarly towards
128    IX, 6 |      heretic's error. For (at any time) during our admonition Sabellius
129    IX, 6 |           was born about the same time with ourselves, in order
130    IX, 7 |          EXISTENCE IN HIPPOLYTUS' TIME.~Callistus happened to be
131    IX, 7 |        Publica. And in process of time were entrusted to him not
132    IX, 7 |          who was in the ship, had time to descry his master at
133    IX, 7 |          in the Pistrinum. But as time wore on, as happens to take
134    IX, 7 |          Fuscianus happens at the time to be on the judgment-seat;
135    IX, 7 |          in Sardinia. But after a time, there being in that place
136    IX, 7 |           Victor, who was at that time a bishop of the Church,
137    IX, 7 |         to the person who at that time was governor of the territory,
138    IX, 7 |          knave, and in process of time hurried away many with him.
139    IX, 7 |           abashed at being at one time betrayed into the tenet
140    IX, 7 |       conscience, and at the same time having been rejected by
141    IX, 7 |          to be deposed. About the time of this man, bishops, priests,
142    IX, 7 |   adultery and murder at the same time! And withal, after such
143    IX, 7 |         baptism was for the first time presumptuously attempted
144    IX, 8 |          fools, while at the same time he utters the following
145    IX, 8 |     permit many for any length of time to become victims of the
146    IX, 9 |           Law, (while at the same time) he forcibly rends certain
147    IX, 9 |      Christ was not for the first time an earth when born of a
148    IX, 9 |           and exist among us from time to time, undergoing alterations
149    IX, 9 |       exist among us from time to time, undergoing alterations
150    IX, 10|          him be baptized a second time in the name of the Great
151    IX, 10|          and be baptized a second time along with your garments,
152    IX, 11|          again completed from the time that he subjected the Parthians
153    IX, 12|        them there. For if at that time Elchasai had happened to
154    IX, 12|        those prevalent before our time, it seems proper, in order
155    IX, 13|           for even a considerable time they have been rent into
156    IX, 16|   breakfast, when he has a second time offered up supplication,
157    IX, 16|            And no one will at any time cry aloud, nor will any
158    IX, 18|        not conduct himself at any time arrogantly in the exercise
159    IX, 21|          however, in the lapse of time, undergone divisions, and
160    IX, 22|  appropriated, and thus have from time to time formed their own
161    IX, 22|        and thus have from time to time formed their own opinions.
162    IX, 25|         confidence for periods of time of sufficient duration.
163    IX, 25|           and that, after no long time, would next succeed the
164     X, 2 |          this manner devised from time to time their speculative
165     X, 2 |       manner devised from time to time their speculative systems;
166     X, 3 |           earth and water; at one time expressing himself thus:--~"
167     X, 8 |        the six roots, at the same time, resides the indefinite
168     X, 23|        Him. Callistus thus at one time branches off into the opinion
169     X, 25|     heretics maintain that at one time Christ was begotten of God,
170     X, 25|   begotten of God, and at another time became the Spirit, and at
171     X, 25|        the Spirit, and at another time was born of a virgin, and
172     X, 25|          a virgin, and at another time not so. And they affirm
173     X, 26|           name of Hebrews. In the time of Phaleg, however, arose
174     X, 26|     father is Noah. And in Noah's time there occurred a flood throughout
175     X, 27| worshippers of God as well as the time of the deluge, how would
176     X, 29|          He willed, God made from time to time. These things He
177     X, 29|     willed, God made from time to time. These things He created
178     X, 29|         And this, too, not at the time merely when seers furnished