Book, Chapter

 1       6, XV   |    to work after unnumbered periods of time - because all ages,
 2      10, XIII |    of all the ages? Or what periods of time would those be that
 3      10, XIII |  that very time itself, and periods could not pass by before
 4      10, XIII |     wouldst not precede all periods of time. In the eminence
 5      10, XV   |     to feel and measure the periods of time. How, then, will
 6      10, XXI  | said, then, that we measure periods of time as they pass so
 7      10, XXI  |    I was saying, we measure periods of time as they pass. And
 8      10, XXI  |  terms of the length of the periods of time. But in what “length,”
 9      10, XXIII|      then, we compare these periods, we could call one of them
10      10, XXVII|    mine, that I measure the periods of time. Do not shout me
11      10, XXVII|    have said, I measure the periods of time. I measure as time
12      10, XXVII|    I measure when I measure periods of time. Either, then, these
13      10, XXVII| Either, then, these are the periods of time or else I do not
14      11, VIII |  observed and numbered. The periods of time are measured by