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 1   1, 12  |         God everywhere present, ~governing all corporeal things, not
 2   1, 47  |        text 52) the unity of God governing all; and Plato (Tim.), from
 3   1, 69  |       rested. Yet afterwards, by governing His ~creatures, in the work
 4   1, 48  |       text 52) the unity of ~God governing all; and Plato (Tim.), from
 5   1, 70  |       rested. Yet afterwards, by governing His ~creatures, in the work
 6   1, 89  |       Varro said, "God is a soul governing the world by movement ~and
 7   1, 95  |        he who has the office of ~governing and directing free men,
 8   1, 102 |       operation. And things need governing as to both: because even ~
 9   1, 102 |       were it not sustained by a governing hand, as will be ~explained
10   1, 102 |          as it proceeds from the governing cause of ~all; and in particular,
11   2, 77  |       cease to be subject to its governing and motive ~power. Hence
12   2, 95  |         the people; princes, by ~governing the people; soldiers, by
13   2, 96  |         which is written for the governing of the people rightly permits ~
14   2, 102 |          testament; the power of governing, betokened by the rod of ~
15   2, 102 |      between God and the people, governing the people by Divine power,
16   2, 105 |      under him are others having governing powers: and yet a ~government
17   2, 39  |    declared by ~authority of the governing power, as stated above (
18   2, 45  |          prudence extends to the governing of many?~(11) Whether the
19   2, 45  |  prudence does not extend to the governing of ~many, but only to the
20   2, 45  |       the reason. Now ruling and governing ~belong properly to the
21   2, 45  |       has a share in ruling and ~governing. But it is evident that
22   2, 48  |         sinners are provident in governing their household. Therefore
23   2, 55  |         alone, and ~consequently governing aright all things subject
24   2, 92  |         nothing else than a soul governing the world by movement and
25   2, 100 |          has a certain power of ~governing subjects, wherefore it is
26   2, 116 |         to ~reason, which is the governing power in human nature. Hence
27   2, 167 | extirpated from the State by the governing authority. Accordingly,
28   2, 182 |          Duce): "If a man while ~governing the people in his church
29   2, 183 |     spiritual ~corn if he avoids governing or correcting others, and
30   2, 183 |         but ~one who is best for governing the Church, one namely who
31   2, 183 |        fitted for the office of ~governing, who does not excel in the
32   2, 184 |           who make profession of governing Christ's flock, that they
33   2, 187 |        leges.): "If a man, while governing the people in his church
34   3, 1   |          frail body, the care of governing the universe. This is the
35   3, 39  |        exercise the functions of governing or teaching. such as ~Solomon,
36   3, 40  |       ever ~works by keeping and governing His creatures. Now that
37   3, 44  |         of Divine ~providence in governing the world. But this work
38   3, 64  |  successors are God's vicars in ~governing the Church which is built
39 Suppl, 40|        good. Wherefore above the governing power ~which aims at a particular
40 Suppl, 40|        there must be a universal governing power ~in respect of the
41 Suppl, 40|       preserved, that there be a governing ~power in respect of the
42 Suppl, 85|         that whereby He works in governing ~creatures; and of this
43 Suppl, 86|          is ever pronouncing, by governing all things with ~supreme
44 Suppl, 89|         God ~everywhere present, governing all corporeal things, not