Book, Chapter

 1       I, I     |      the Christian people, the times of peace which followed,
 2       I, XXII  |       been carried round seven times, the walls and the towers
 3       I, XXIII |      over the character of our times; and I hasten to return
 4       I, XXVIII|       have written about these times note that his rule was only
 5       I, XXIX  |      Chapter XXIX.~About these times, civil war, as we have said,
 6       I, XXIX  |       I have fallen upon these times, concerning which I confess
 7       I, XXXVI |       have written about these times, remark that he reigned
 8       I, XXXVI |       obscurity concerning the times of Samuel, who, having been
 9       I, XXXVI |       have written about these times (for the sacred history
10       I, XLV   |   provided for herself. In his times, as we have said, Ochozia
11       I, XLVII |    knowledge especially of the times of that portion76 of the
12       I, XLVIII|    been manifested about these times. That town, rounded of old
13      II, I     |                 Chapter I.~The times of the captivity have been
14      II, III   |        that these are the last times. But in the stone cut out
15      II, XII   |       former Artaxerxes, whose times Esdras has given an account
16      II, IX    |   enumerate both the names and times of the kings who came after
17      II, XXV   |        we have run through the times of the Asiatic kings, that
18      II, XXV   |    order of events through the times of those, who were either
19      II, XLVI  | Chapter XLVI.~There follow the times of our own day, both difficult