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 1 Intro    |                put that off to another time, and do not delay to give
 2 Intro    |              place, and is at the same time the eldest. I shall be ashamed
 3  Marc    |              flesh. And thus, from the time of Abraham, the custom of
 4 Theoph   |                 God urging him on from time to time, seems to me to
 5 Theoph   |             urging him on from time to time, seems to me to have been
 6 Theoph   |               painter, is at this very time working at the world, as
 7 Theoph   |            could not thus, in a little time, accomplish so great a work
 8  Thal    |                swell like trees at the time of conception. But he, more
 9  Thal    |              it tie with consent for a time, that ye may give yourselves
10  Thal    |              this I say, brethren, the time is short: it remaineth,
11  Thal    |                to marry, lest in their time of manly strength, the flesh
12 Theop    |           Commended in Every Place and Time.~Further, the expression
13 Thall    |               the evening watch is the time of the budding and youth
14 Thall    |                lust. The second is the time when, afterwards advancing
15 Thall    |             males. Hence, also, in the time of Noah, men having given
16 Thall    |               the Lord,19 "lest at any time your hearts be overcharged
17 Agathe(7)|          significance? "It is the last time." The planet is now on fire.]~
18 Procil   |         without offence. And now it is time for me to speak. This, O
19 Procil   |            body for a little moment of time, but as enduring them through
20 Procil   |             throughout the progress of time; as of those before the
21 Procil   |              to see, even for a little time, and saw not, and to hear,
22 Thekla   |            more plainly; for it is now time.~John, in the course of
23 Thekla   |                a man, within a certain time brings forth a perfect man,
24 Thekla   |                Christ, after a certain time produce them as citizens
25 Thekla   | unconditionally, and without regard to time; for He says "Thou art,"
26 Thekla   |             and exults throughout this time, until the restitution of
27 Thekla   |                there is not sufficient time at present to enlarge with
28 Thekla   |                and birth from the very time when the race of man began
29 Thekla   |              than those of the present time; whence theirs was called
30 Thekla   |       protection of the members of the time,48 and for the adornment
31 Thekla   |              such length, spending the time with arguments, having set
32 Thekla   |            speak. But let us not waste time; for we shall often be able
33 Tusiane  |                in us.5 For now to this time all things are created by
34 Tusiane  |           itself. For the men of olden time and the law foretold to
35 Tusiane  |              on that day which here in time we are commanded to prepare,
36 Tusiane  |         discretion are imparted in due time to those who come to the
37  Domn    |           begin from thence, for it is time.~Nothing can so much profit
38  Domn    |               calamities; but from the time when Christ was incarnate,
39  Domn    |              The trees went forth on a time to anoint a king over them;
40  Domn    |           precept given to Noah at the time of the deluge, because,
41  Domn    |                 pitying man the fourth time, sent chastity to rule over
42  Domn    |                of asps.15 But from the time when chastity began to rule
43 Arete    |          having failed to enter in due time the chamber of joy.~Chorus.
44 Arete    |               one who has never at any time practised, nor ever had
45 Arete    |             however, as you see, it is time to betake ourselves to the