Book, Chapter

 1  I, 2  |              discriminate at the same time between things that differ,
 2  I, 8  |              were you yourself at one time not in being), and formed
 3  I, 8  |              least drop, which at one time had itself no being; and
 4  I, 14 |                I believe. At the same time, I met with the sacred Scriptures
 5 II, 3  |              that even to the present time there should be gods begotten
 6 II, 5  |               dwelt from the remotest time~In many-nooked Olympus'
 7 II, 8  |          yellow grain will bear.~What time the husbandman should plant
 8 II, 9  |            what happened in their own time, and what things are now
 9 II, 18 |            acorns, having at the same time appointed that the animals
10 II, 19 |               whole earth was at that time watered by a divine fountain,
11 II, 25 |          commandment. And at the same time He wished man, infant as
12 II, 25 |               was, to remain for some time longer simple and sincere.
13 II, 26 |         expiated, within an appointed time, the sin, and having been
14 II, 29 |              on the earth." From that time the earth, through fear,
15 II, 30 |             his son, Enoch. From that time was there made a beginning
16 II, 30 |              Adah and Zillah. At that time there was made a beginning
17 II, 31 |      overthrew their tower. From that time He confounded the languages
18 II, 31 |               it came to pass at that time that the four Assyrian kings
19 II, 31 |               wilderness. And at that time there was a righteous king
20 II, 31 |               Jerusalem. And from his time priests were found in all
21 II, 36 |             only was from everlasting time,~And shall to everlasting
22 II, 37 | long-suffering, He refrains until the time when He is to judge-concerning
23 II, 37 |             his race abideth not;~And time proclaims the wickedness
24 III, 6 |            why should I further spend time on them, since even of those
25 III, 10|             of Chaldaea,--for at that time, there being a famine, they
26 III, 10|             there, I where also for a time they sojourned; and these
27 III, 16|              For if things had in all time remained in their present
28 III, 20|               history, having at that time migrated into the land of
29 III, 20|             cities which were at that time renowned among the Egyptians.
30 III, 22|              Solomon, and at the same time on account of the surpassing
31 III, 22|             built. So that the entire time from the building of the
32 III, 23|              Cyrus and Darius, in the time of the prophet Zechariah
33 III, 24|          amount to 3,938. And at that time, Moses having died, Jesus
34 III, 26|              the flood to the present time, as Plato said, affirming
35 III, 26|               and the whole course of time and the years are made plain
36 III, 26|           made things plain up to the time of Cyrus, and to neglect
37 III, 27|          Verus, 19 years 10 days. The time therefore of the Caesars
38 III, 27|              Emperor Verus, the whole time amounts to 744 years.~
39 III, 28|     foundation of the world the whole time is thus traced, so far as
40 III, 28|            And from the deluge to the time when Abraham our forefather
41 III, 28|          Isaac, Abraham's son, to the time when the people dwelt with
42 III, 29|            fled to Tartessus. At that time Gyges ruled over that country,
43 III, 29|          Belus flourished at the same time, most people do not know
44 III, 30|          death, and up to the present time they subject them to savage