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 1 Int     |     greater portion of which time was spent at Eleutheropolis
 2 Int     |      Thebaid. It was at this time that his polemical writings
 3 1       |    but without due regard to time and place, urged that Christ
 4 6       |      who received Him at the time of baptism.~
 5 11(4095)|          Baptism was at this time, as a rule, administered
 6 15      |      whole world at the same time, how is it that the trophies
 7 17      |    to have been. For at that time, nothing seemed so characteristic
 8 17      |    here as 4115 “There was a time, when he was not?” Or, “
 9 18      | secured. Lastly, at the very time when rumour was rife that
10 18      |     anyone says, There was a time when the Son was not, let
11 18      |   was by no means before all time, so that he puts some thing
12 20      |      of Nicæa, Saras, at the time presbyter of Libya, 4128
13 20(4128)|   lived to be eighty. At the time of the Council he was the
14 20      | enough, because owing to the time that has elapsed they are
15 20      |      therefore, that at that time three hundred bishops or
16 23      |     the Apostle was a second time in travail with them; the
17 24      |      of Pergamum who at that time believed, having held the
18 27(4163)| disuse long before Cyprian’s time.~