Neville finds Caesar's Calpurnia speech in his concordance

Having occasion to look something up in Julius Caesar during the past week, Neville used his Shakespeare concordance, found the passage in Act I Scene ii, and his eye fell on Caesar's speech about touching Calpurnia to shake off the sterile curse.
Date (happened)
between 19 October 1969 and 25 October 1969
unresolved
  1. between 19 October 1969 and 25 October 1969 relative · probable · preferred
    Source Paul's Prayer Interpreted ¶37passage 551331, 'this past week', in lecture nid 2002
    Why Replaces no row; adds a usable range beside the undated relative claim.
    Reasoning The lecture is held at 1969-10-25 probable and the whole passage says the concordance lookup occurred 'this past week'. A conservative seven-day inclusive window is 1969-10-19 through 1969-10-25; delivery uncertainty caps confidence at probable.
  2. this past week relative
    Source Paul's Prayer Interpreted ¶37"this past week", told in Pauls Prayer Interpreted (nid 2002)
    Said as this past week
    counted from Paul's Prayer Interpreted
Place
Los Angeles
Persons
Neville Goddard
Told / reported
  1. 25 October 1969 estimated · probable
    Source Paul's Prayer Interpretednid 2002 probable delivery claim 1969-10-25
    Reasoning The telling occurs in passage 551331 of nid 2002; its title-matched catalogue delivery claim is 1969-10-25 probable. Told is derivative, so estimated and no more confident than the node.
Sources

Source

  • Paul's Prayer Interpreted ¶37 (I had occasion to look up something in “Julius Caesar” this past week. So, I took my Concordance on Shakespeare, and I said I could find what I am seeking in the first act, the second scene. So, I started, and then my eye fell upon a simple little speech…)