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 1  I, 3      |         same things to spend much time together. But as soon as
 2  I, 3      |     having got the start of me in time, and having displayed great
 3  I, 4      |        and spent the whole of his time with me, which he had desired
 4  I, 5      |          and me a widow before my time to face all the horrors
 5  I, 5      |           yet learned to speak, a time when children are the greatest
 6  I, 5(5)   |          not much past 40 at this time. ~
 7  I, 6      |         thoughts, and at the same time encouraged him to hope that,
 8  I, 6      |       with him. But after a short time, when one who was to ordain
 9  I, 6(7)   |    uncommon in the Church at this time. St. Augustin was dragged
10  I, 7(8)   |   Chrysostom was about 28 at this time. The Council of Neo C'sarea (
11 II, 1      |            For He did not at that time wish to show how much Peter
12 II, 2      |        inside the fold for a long time, whenever it is expedient,
13 II, 6      |       truth by the great lapse of time in relating events long
14 II, 8      |           others just when it was time to reap his corn and gather
15 III, 4(5)  |          its place to/te "at that time." ~
16 III, 6     |         was contended for at that time. But our priests have received
17 III, 6     |      prayers. For not only at the time of regeneration, but afterwards
18 III, 14    |          were his friends a short time before abandon their hypocritical
19 III, 14    |         paid court to him a short time before, while he was strong,
20 III, 14(28)|           bishoprics were at this time, but probably a mixed body
21 III, 15    |           any one spent his whole time in the lowest rank of the
22 III, 15    |            after arriving at that time of life, he should still
23 III, 15(31)|  advantage of it. In Chrysostom's time there was an "order of widows",
24 III, 17    |   vexations, great consumption of time, and difficulties exceeding
25 III, 17    |          it. And not only loss of time and difficulty are incurred,
26 IV, 2      |           without asking for some time for a trial of him; while
27 IV, 4      |        the Greeks, if at the same time he becomes a prey to the
28 IV, 4      |        the Law, that although the time has come which annuls it,
29 IV, 4      |        necessary for this present time, he unseals the lips of
30 IV, 6      |      words, they passed all their time slumbering and yawning,
31 IV, 6      |         it often sheltered him in time of danger. For he underwent
32 IV, 7      |         to seek his life? At that time, as I said, he had not begun
33 IV, 7      |       concerning him. For at this time he conquered by dint of
34 IV, 7      |           of to-day, but from his time to this, yea and up to the
35  V, 4      |           will not be able at any time to produce anything noble
36  V, 8      |    husbandman even when he spends time over some sorry piece of
37 VI, 2      |           and who enjoy all their time a haven of rest, and of
38 VI, 3      |           all this, and if at any time a strange thought creates
39 VI, 4      |           in the world? At such a time angels stand by the Priest;
40 VI, 4      |           of this kind, at such a time, saw, on a sudden, so far
41 VI, 7      |         business, and to pass his time in much repose, even if
42 VI, 12     | formidable that he passes all his time in bondage and fear.~What
43 VI, 12     |         exertion; yet at the same time, by the Grace of God, they
44 VI, 12     |         sociable, and at the same time to remain in my present
45 VI, 12     |    persuade thee. Accordingly the time is now come that I should
46 VI, 12     |        tempest I used to pass the time that is gone; but thou wast
47 VI, 12     | thoughtest that I was spending my time in a perfect tranquillity,
48 VI, 12     |           savage men, and let the time of the engagement be now
49 VI, 13     |         its removal hence, at the time of judgment, it is delivered
50 VI, 13     |    courage, dear soul, for at any time at which it is possible