Part, Question

 1   2, 92  |              Polit. iii, 6). But a tyrant does not intend the good
 2   2, 105 | significative of tyranny, since ~a tyrant rules is subjects as though
 3   2, 105 |         good king, without being a tyrant, ~may take away the sons,
 4   2, 24  |             as when a man ~fears a tyrant on account of his cruelty,
 5   2, 40  |     multitude seeks to retain the ~tyrant, while the rest strive to
 6   2, 40  |           kind, unless ~indeed the tyrant's rule be disturbed so inordinately,
 7   2, 40  |         disturbance than from the ~tyrant's government. Indeed it
 8   2, 40  |       government. Indeed it is the tyrant rather that is guilty of ~
 9   2, 183 |           of the persecution ~of a tyrant, a bishop withdraws his
10   3, 1   |            s defeat, He caused the tyrant to be overcome by ~none
11   3, 39  |        after He had vanquished the tyrant by the cross; since gates
12 Suppl, 93|      unwillingly at the order of a tyrant for ~confessing Christ.