Part, Question

 1   1, 45 |      is attributed that by His sway He governs, and ~quickens
 2   1, 46 |      is attributed that by His sway He governs, and ~quickens
 3   1, 80 |  cannot in any way ~resist the sway of the soul, but at the
 4   2, 10 |       passion alone holds ~its sway: or if there be a movement
 5   2, 93 |     appear to ~him, not by the sway of magic art or power, but
 6   2, 102| children of the king who holds sway over that kingdom ~are free,
 7   2, 102|      of that King, under Whose sway are all ~kingdoms, should
 8   2, 172|       is Rome, "and ~under its sway Christ was to come, in Whom
 9   2, 175|    when a man so speaks as "to sway" his hearers. In order to
10   3, 15 |     lest a passion should hold sway over His ~soul, it is by
11   3, 46 |       justice, and covetous of sway"; in ~that Christ "should