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 1 7 |               7. That was the time when the great favor of
 2 8 |           8. For a very short time he attended a grammar school
 3 10|      sophist, and who at this time was pursuing his studies
 4 11|     philosophers, and at that time was an assiduous auditor
 5 14|   whole town, and at the same time to render services to individuals,
 6 21|     its body, during the very time when it seemed contained
 7 23|     than a single idea at one time.~If we wished, we might
 8 26|     But Proclus never had the time to explain the Orphic poems.~
 9 28|      activating, at the right time, a particular rite, and
10 32|       burst into tears, every time he would recall to us what
11 37| eclipse of philosophy at that time.