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 1   2, 90  |     But this coercive power is vested in the whole people or in
 2   2, 104 |    whom the judicial ~power is vested. Now it belongs to those
 3   2, 105 |     the power of government is vested in one; and ~"aristocracy,"
 4   2, 105 |        power of ~government is vested in a few. Accordingly, the
 5   2, 53  |      be virtuous, unless it be vested with its due ~circumstances,
 6   2, 56  |       his anger and desire are vested with ~their various due
 7   3, 50  |        its entire disposal ~is vested in him.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
 8   3, 63  |    principal person in whom is vested ~the authority over that
 9   3, 74  |       in ~such manner as to be vested in bodily sacraments; or
10   3, 86  |    power of the keys, which is vested in the ~ministers, who furnish
11 Suppl, 17|      from the power of command vested in the one ~who judges.
12 Suppl, 17| through the authority which is vested in him, and not through
13 Suppl, 19|      whole power is sometimes ~vested in a judge, as in a kingdom,
14 Suppl, 19|        whereas sometimes it is vested in ~many exercising various
15 Suppl, 20|   authority over all should be vested ~in one individual, and