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 1 Preface,    1        |      Naples by order of the ~king to teach at the University
 2 ApCreed,    1        |    faith teaches. Thus, if a king sends letters signed with ~
 3 ApCreed,    1        |   represent the ~will of the king. In like manner, everything
 4 ApCreed,    2,  1    |     a royal court to see the king, believes that whoever is
 5 ApCreed,    2,  1    |     official position is the king! "They have imagined either
 6 ApCreed,    4,  2    |    didst nourish ~Him who is King of the Angels."26~ ~
 7 ApCreed,    5        |    upon which the word of a ~king is written is called the
 8 ApCreed,    5        |    is called the word of the king, so also Man to whom the ~
 9 ApCreed,    5,  2    | Christ is ~intensified. If a king had a brother who was away
10 ApCreed,    5,  2    |  would desire to come to the king to see, to be with him and
11 ApCreed,    6        |    we say that it is as if a king were clothed only in one
12 ApCreed,    6        |    as ~if he had defiled the king himself. Likewise, although
13 ApCreed,    6        | flesh is like the word ~of a king written on paper.3 So if
14 ApCreed,    6        |   rent apart the word of the king. ~Thus, the sin of the Jews
15 ApCreed,    6,  2    |      imitate Him who is ~the King of kings, the Lord of rulers,
16 ApCreed,   10        |      is of the office of the King and Lord to pronounce judgment: "
17 ApCreed,   10        |     pronounce judgment: "The king ~that sitteth on the throne
18 ApCreed,   10,  3    |         They will behold the King of beauty."28 To the wicked
19 10Command,    0,  2  |       Thus, a traitor to the king is he who robs him of what
20 10Command,    2,  2  |     would remain idle. ~"The King's honor loveth judgment,"33
21 10Command,    3,  2  |   soldiers owe fealty to the king, and lose their ~rights
22 10Command,    3,  3  |   son, fear the Lord and the king."41~ ~Our benefactors also
23 LordPray,    1,  1   |    one's neighbor, for: "The king's honor loveth judgment."10~ ~
24 LordPray,    3       |      in three ways. First, a king sometimes has only the right
25 LordPray,    3   (23)|    the presence of God their King: and may reach the possession
26 LordPray,    6       |   these words: "Wherefore, O king, let my counsel be acceptable
27 HailMary,    3       |      of the household of the King.~ ~Then, thirdly, the Angels