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 1 Int     |       lingered in Carthage to the time of Augustine (Haer. 86). ~
 2 Int     |         the Roman religion of the time. This attack upon paganism
 3 Ana     |           and therefore must some time have worshipped your earliest
 4 II      |        the place, the method, the time, the accessories, the accomplices.
 5 II      |         in this respect up to the time of confession, and if torture
 6 IV      |  themselves; and that at the same time they may be put to the blush,
 7 V       |          Tiberius, then, in whose time the Christian name entered
 8 V       |         so many princes from that time down to the present, men
 9 VI      |          of a wine-cellar. In the time of Romulus a woman who had
10 VI      |           which now for the first time you seem to most faithfully
11 VII     |       have already said, from the time of Tiberius. On its first
12 VII     |      which has originated at some time or other with a single authority,
13 VII     |         own proverbs and maxims, 'time reveals all things,' in
14 VII     |         has Rumour alone all this time been privy to the crimes
15 VII     |       been able up to the present time to prove the charge it in
16 VII     |     though in so long a period of time it has strengthened it into
17 VIII    |        return. Believe it for the time being, for argument's sake.
18 IX      |           thus cast off must some time or other be lost; and should
19 IX      | yourselves, you would at the same time perceive that they do not
20 XI      |        made gods, and at the same time to deny them a maker. Certainly
21 XI      |     Minerva, nay, even before the time of the very first man; for
22 XII     |           certain dead men of old time, and I hear stories, and
23 XIV     |          some monster; and at one time weeping for the death of
24 XVIII   |           that, when the allotted time of this world has come to
25 XVIII   |        died from the beginning of time having been raised up and
26 XVIII   |   Demetrius Phalereus 51, at that time the most eminent of philologists,
27 XIX     |      avenged the iniquity of that time, related also by the spirit
28 XIX     |        computation of the world's time. He is found to precede
29 XIX     |        either preceded by a short time, or was at least contemporaneous
30 XIX     |        Cyrus and Darius, at which time Thales, the first of natural
31 XIX     |         writings have noted them. Time is but one with them, which
32 XIX     |     although they lived after the time of Moses, yet the very latest
33 XX      |        were predicted at the same time with those which are being
34 XX      |           foretelling the future, time is all one; with men it
35 XX      |           the two other stages of time?
36 XXI     |        Receive this story for the time being (it resembles your
37 XXI     |           Pontius Pilate, at that time the procurator of Syria
38 XXI     |       Tiberius the Caesar at that time. Moreover the Caesars, too,
39 XXV     |           and therefore must some time have worshipped your earliest
40 XXV     |           to be seen. For at that time the talent of the Greeks
41 XXV     |          without religions at the time when they lost their kingdoms. ~
42 XXVI    |            Who existed before all time and created the course of
43 XXVI    |       would never have reigned in time past, whose God with sacrifices,
44 XXVII   |       might both sacrifice at the time and get off unhurt, while
45 XXXV    |           to utter even at such a time their private wishes, and
46 XXXVIII |     partizanship; especially at a time when men have begun in pursuit
47 XXXIX   |      persecution 103: at the same time we pronounce exhortations,
48 XL      |           gods themselves, at the time when the Deluge effaced
49 XL      |           now, Who was ever so in time past, before the name of
50 XL      |      latter are lighter, from the time when the world received
51 XL      |           from God. For from that time their innocence has modified
52 XLV     |          retaliation? Yet all the time, you know that those very
53 XLV(118)|         present only a very brief time. That pain which only just
54 XLVI    |         purpose the extensions of time allowed him for deliberation?
55 XLVIII  |           jests and much waste of time, as to what kind of beast
56 XLVIII  |          to its end in the age of Time; and the following part,
57 XLVIII  |         itself equally a thing of Time, may be transformed, which
58 App     |     question a second and a third time, threatening punishment;
59 App(136)|         agape was already at this time separated from the Holy
60 App     |           has been a Christian in time past. But anonymously written