Fragment

 1 II    |     of what occurred at that time than of recent events (inasmuch
 2 III   |    had not its origin in our time, but long before in that
 3 III   |    sojourning in Rome in the time of Anicetus, although a
 4 V     |    foreseeing cause of every time and place and age, and of
 5 VI    |     mind, reason and speech, time and place, and every age;
 6 XII   |   dissolved at the appointed time, because of the primeval
 7 XXXII |   unclean, while at the same time the origin and foundation
 8 XXXIII|     question, What is at any time ... is immutable. Matter,
 9 XXXIX | manifested in the fulness of time, in order that He might
10 XXXIX |    Spirit. And in the end of time He shall come to do away
11 XLIX  | already brought forth a long time since, the Word has assigned
12 XLIX  |   these were produced at one time; and their nourishment consists
13 LV    |  what she said, but also the time at which she uttered these