Book, Chapter

 1     I, 12|       the sun exists during each day from a conglomeration of
 2     I, 23|          from Night both Air and Day were born;~But primal Earth,
 3    IV, 43|    consequence of the other; for day follows night, and night
 4    IV, 43|         follows night, and night day. Do not the Egyptians, however,
 5    IV, 44|          and darkness, night and day, life and death. And moreover
 6    IV, 46|     hither and thither they roll~Day by day o'er heav'n, endless,
 7    IV, 46|         thither they roll~Day by day o'er heav'n, endless, ever, (
 8     V, 2 | Egyptians," he says, "up to this day fertilizing mud, (and therefore)
 9     V, 2 |           preserve it until this day. For we behold, says (the
10     V, 9 |        his province of night and day, who repose in their own
11     V, 15|       visible) up to the present day, of all the words which
12     V, 21|      primary marriage up to this day, women bring a dowry to
13    VI, 15|          he would rise the third day. And accordingly, having
14    VI, 15|        in that grave) until this day, for he was not the Christ.
15    VI, 22|          habit, with the dawn of day, of instructing the Pythagoreans
16    VI, 27|          which is the Creator, a day has been formed, and the "
17    VI, 42|         was created on the sixth day. And (he asserts) that the
18    VI, 42|         took place) on the sixth day, which is the preparation; (
19    VI, 42|         so it was) that on this (day) appeared the last man for
20  VIII, 2 |          was above the firmament day, and the darkness he called
21  VIII, 7 |         iota. (But) the seventh (day, which is) a rest and Sabbath,
22  VIII, 7 |   commencement of the fourteenth day, which is the beginning
23  VIII, 11|        be kept on the fourteenth day of the first month, according
24  VIII, 11|          of the law, on whatever day (of the week) it should
25    IX, 1 |        have sprung up in our own day, by which certain ignorant
26    IX, 5 |       Hesiod because he knew not day and night. For day, he says,
27    IX, 5 |      knew not day and night. For day, he says, and night are
28    IX, 5 |         not know (the nature of) day and night, for they are
29    IX, 5 |       following passage: "God is day, night; winter, summer;
30    IX, 5 |      raised Himself up the third day, after having been interred
31    IX, 11|         them. Beware of the very day up to that on which the
32    IX, 11|        But, moreover, honour the day of the Sabbath, since that
33    IX, 11|          the Sabbath, since that day is one of those during which
34    IX, 11|    commence your works the third day from a Sabbath, since when
35    IX, 12|         have risen up in our own day, and have not been silent
36    IX, 20|      victuals for themselves one day previously, so as not (on
37    IX, 20|        place to another (on that day), nor ease nature; nay,
38    IX, 25|        so it is, that up to this day they continue in anticipation
39     X, 23|         so has continued to this day among his successors. Noetus
40     X, 26|         explained, shown to this day in the mountains called
41     X, 27|      them, are up to the present day styled by the appellation
42     X, 29|   primitive ages. Nearer our own day was there established a