Chapter

 1 1 |  representing the same thing at one time as right, at another time
 2 1 |           time as right, at another time as not good. The poetic
 3 4 |          God did not begin to be in time: He alone is without beginning,
 4 7 |          free agents, foretold from time to time the issues of things
 5 7 |       agents, foretold from time to time the issues of things to
 6 9 |            is conquered, at another time gains the predominance.
 7 12| explanations which in the course of time have been consigned to writing,
 8 13|            dies not, although for a time it be dissolved. In itself
 9 14|           which they had during the time they lived, but in its nature
10 26|          Danaids. Why do you divide time, saying that one part is
11 26|             passing along, but that time (o aiôn) remains present
12 31|              his parentage, and the time in which he flourished have
13 31|           Rhegium, who lived in the time of Cambyses, Stesimbrotus
14 31|  Aristarchus, that it was about the time of the Ionian migration,
15 31|            the 23d Olympiad, in the time of Gyges the Lydian, 500
16 33|            the women of the present time should be like her. A certain
17 35|            attention; but now it is time I should attempt to speak
18 36|        their god Belus, born in the time of Alexander, composed for
19 38|           they went occurred in the time of king Amosis, under the
20 38|        speaks: "Amosis lived in the time of king Inachus." After
21 38|             destroyed Avaris in the time of the Argive Inachus, as
22 38|        wrote in his annals. But the time from Inachus to the taking
23 39|            been after Moses. In the time of Phoroneus, who was after
24 39|             the Athenians, in whose time was the first deluge; and
25 39|            first deluge; and in the time of Phorbas was Actaeus,
26 39|           called Actaea; and in the time of Triopas were Prometheus,
27 39|       double nature, and Io; in the time of Crotopas was the burning
28 39|          flood of Deucalion; in the time of Sthenelus was the reign
29 39|          phoenicia to Crete; in the time of Lynceus was the abduction
30 39|          the reign of Minos; in the time of Proetus was the war of
31 39|       against the Athenians; in the time of Acrisius was the coming
32 41|           Orpheus lived at the same time as Hercules; moreover, it
33 41|           Phemius lived at the very time of the Trojan war; for the
34 41|  legislative capacity, lived in the time of Lynceus, who reigned