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 1     I, 2 |         also, not far from these times, another philosophy which
 2     I, 5 |          the sun is twenty-seven times larger than the moon, and
 3    IV, 3 |     compared with themselves, at times are observed having a strong
 4    IV, 3 |       towards conception, but at times with no such tendency. And
 5    IV, 14|        the remainder is 1, for 9 times 2 are 18, and there is a
 6    IV, 14|         be 43, (six) taken seven times, he says, are 42, for seven
 7    IV, 14|          says, are 42, for seven times six are 42, and one is the
 8    IV, 14|      exactly 4 enneads; for nine times 4 are 36, and nothing is
 9    IV, 14|       and nothing over--for nine times five are forty-five, and
10    IV, 14|          nothing over; for seven times four are 28, and nothing
11    IV, 43|     because) this multiplied ten times will become a hundred, and
12    IV, 43|       the hundred multiplied ten times will produce a thousand,
13    IV, 43|          thousand multiplied ten times make up the full sum of
14     V, 2 |         The just will fall seven times, and rise again." For these
15     V, 10|        stars occupy at different times different positions in space,
16     V, 11|         in form of a man, in the times of Herod, being born after
17     V, 21|          after place, and at set times and intervals retiring to
18     V, 21|         and nature of each, evil times and hosts of diseases. And
19    VI, 49| Hysterema, to this end appointed times, and seasons, and numbers,
20    VI, 49|     thinking by the multitude of times to imitate its indefiniteness.
21    VI, 49|        account of this, when the times were fulfilled, his work
22   VII, 15|           has its own particular times, the Saviour is a sufficient (
23   VII, 19|         since at present, in our times, a certain follower of Marcion, (
24  VIII, 1 |       for fruit), he says, three times, and did not discover (any).
25  VIII, 4 |         of the Greeks in ancient times have previously devised,
26  VIII, 11|        was made for Jews, who in times to come should kill the
27  VIII, 13|         expressly, In the latter times certain will depart from
28    IX, 5 |      according to vicissitude of times. But that He is one who
29    IX, 11|       dipped in cold water forty times during seven days i and
30    IX, 23|        when they have been three times purified, with a view of
31    IX, 25|          by those who in ancient times have received the divinely-appointed
32    IX, 25|       beholding the signs of the times of His having been already
33     X, 6 |          there came down, in the times of Herod, a certain man
34     X, 25|   different bodies) at different times. And they resort to incantations