Book, Par.

 1  I, 4  |          desire with which he had long been laboring. He could
 2  I, 5  |           of Heaven that I should long enjoy the benefit of thy
 3  I, 5  |        thy father's, embark for a long voyage, and set sail on
 4  I, 5  |        one to hinder thee: but as long as my life lasts, be content
 5  I, 7  |       that I did not know you had long been plotting this trick,
 6  I, 8  |         for a bad purpose; and as long as this proof is wanting
 7 II, 2  |        them inside the fold for a long time, whenever it is expedient,
 8 II, 6  |           time in relating events long past, as oblivion would
 9 III, 4 |        the girdle, the mitre, the long robe, the plate of gold,
10 III, 11|           of the human person, as long as they are permitted to
11 III, 14|       manifest. So an athlete, as long as he remains at home, and
12 III, 14|    blackened by the smoke. For as long as the life of the priest
13 III, 14|           and flatter a tyrant as long as he is strong, because
14 III, 15| themselves with fastings, who, as long as they were suffered to
15 III, 16|         One who was entrusted not long ago with this ministry,
16 IV, 4  |         all parts: for a city, so long as it happens to be surrounded
17 IV, 4  |          with the city of God: so long as the presence of mind
18 IV, 7  |           was it not owing to his long attendance even until midnight
19 IV, 7  |         will continue to be so as long as the human race shall
20  V, 4  |       shabbily; so, too, they who long for applause, not only when
21  V, 5  |          even if it only occur at long intervals, it is quickly
22  V, 8  |        eagerness though he preach long, and are sorry when he is
23 VI, 12 |        respect she outstrips by a long distance the whole race
24 VI, 12 |         great as to distance by a long way the whole generation