Part, Question
1 2, 19 | that is forbidden by ~the emperor. But erring reason sometimes
2 2, 19 | to be the command of the emperor, in scorning the command
3 2, 19 | scorn the command of the emperor. In like manner ~if a man
4 2, 96 | receives his orders from the ~emperor: for in these matters, he
5 2, 10 | few of the faithful in the emperor's household, that they might
6 2, 12 | Ps. 124:3] says ~that the Emperor Julian, though an apostate,
7 2, 65 | submit to the judgment of the emperor [*Can. Nos si incompetenter, ~
8 2, 67 | order one thing and the emperor another," ~according to
9 2, 102 | command one thing, and the emperor another, will you ~hesitate,
10 2, 102 | latter? Therefore if the ~emperor commands one thing and God
11 2, 118 | lawgiver, wherefore the Emperor says in the Codex of Laws
12 2, 152 | severely than others. ~Thus the Emperor Justinian says [*Cod. i,
13 2, 172 | Civ. Dei v, 26) that "the emperor Theodosius sent to John
14 2, 186 | is ~waged by order of the emperor." Since then religious are
15 3, 5 | the thing, as where the emperor is the soldiers do ~not
16 3, 18 | Ambrose, quoting this to the Emperor Gratian (De Fide ii, 7)
17 3, 35 | had been ~the son of the Emperor, His benefits would have
18 3, 39 | Thus, for example, the Emperor might say to one asking ~
19 3, 63 | body, throws himself on the emperor's clemency, ~and having
20 3, 63 | the man who obtains the emperor's ~forgiveness after offending
21 3, 73 | sacramental species; as the Emperor's image ~is set up to be
22 Suppl, 68| his natural son to the ~emperor's court, for by this very
23 Suppl, 68| afterwards offer the will to the ~emperor; (3) if there be no legitimate
24 Suppl, 68| himself offer ~himself to the emperor; (4) if the father designate
25 Appen1, 1| that he is not a king or an emperor, since these ~things are
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