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 1     I, prooe|        such in suspense during a period (of necessary preparation),
 2     I, 2    |   opposite the sun for a certain period,--for this immediately will
 3    IV, 4    |        ATTEMPT TO DO THIS AT THE PERIOD OF BIRTH.~For this reason
 4    IV, 4    |          the horoscope from the (period of) conception. But neither
 5    IV, 4    | deposited on the ground; but the period is different in the case
 6    IV, 4    |          ought, to determine the period of emergence. That, then,
 7    IV, 5    |         to arrive at the precise period. For if, supposing any such
 8    IV, 5    |   supposed comprehension (of the period of parturition) by means
 9    IV, 26   |          talkative; in the first period of life they will be drowsy;
10    IV, 48   |         into the earth up to the period of Canis' rising, frequently,
11    VI, 3    |        practised this for a long period, and were accustomed to
12    VI, 26   |       destruction, at no distant period, should l at length seize
13   VII, 10   |          little, from a youthful period of life. But since it would
14   VII, 16   |        flourished about the same period with Basilides, but spent
15    IX, 2    |         their errors for a short period, but after a little, wallow
16    IX, 6    |         became a "martyr" at the period when Fuscianus was prefect
17    IX, 18   |        at the expiration of this period, one affords proof of self-control,
18    IX, 21   |      there are others of a later period, who have to such an extent
19    IX, 23   |      their betrothed women for a period of three years; and when
20    IX, 25   |        were not cognizant of the period of His advent, there remains
21     X, 10   |          world endures until the period when all souls may have
22     X, 26   |      Egypt. Therefore the entire period during which Abraham sojourned,
23     X, 27   |         are shown to belong to a period altogether more recent than
24     X, 29   |        have passed through every period in this life, in order that