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 1  IV, 10|       which seems to bound the past and the future-does it always
 2  IV, 13|     been said (for it connects past and future time), and it
 3  IV, 13|       such in reference to the past event. But if there be no
 4  IV, 13|       the end of that which is past and the beginning of that
 5  IV, 13|      near), and to the part of past time which is not far from
 6  IV, 13|     too, refers to the part of past time which is near the present "
 7  IV, 13|     ago" refers to the distant past.~"Suddenly" refers to what
 8  IV, 14|         is the boundary of the past and the future; so that
 9  IV, 14| contrariwise with reference to past and to future time; for
10  IV, 14|        future time; for in the past we call "before" what is
11  VI, 3 |    that is an extremity of the past (no part of the future being
12  VI, 3 |     the future (no part of the past being on the other side
13  VI, 3 |      there will be part of the past in the future and part of
14  VI, 3 |      part of the future in the past: for past time will be marked
15  VI, 3 |        future in the past: for past time will be marked off
16  VI, 3 |    part of the present that is past and a part that is future,
17  VI, 3 |       be the same part that is past or future: in fact one and
18 VIII, 1|      future time and an end of past time, it follows that there
19 VIII, 1|    that things happened in the past in the same way as they