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 1   2(15)|       quotation is Dido's lament over Aeneas' prospective abandonment
 2   3    | acknowledge as the Supreme Power over all, would not allow any
 3   5(31)|     passage is Damon's complaint over his faithless Nyssa; he
 4   9    |        it hand the whole company over to a deserved punishment,
 5   9    |  citizens, but perhaps will rule over an even larger number. We~
 6   9    |      will turns out to be victor over the will and the free will
 7  12    |          that thing. Let us pass over the fact that a son is "
 8  12    |      these is a son. Let us pass over these~things, since they
 9  14    |       Voice of the Father spoken over him at his baptism,~"Today
10  14    |       death has~no more dominion over him. For the death he died,
11  17    |         established by those~set over the churches, that satisfaction
12  18    |        even~though he may grieve over his loss - "he is saved,"
13  22    |          of righteousness victor over our love of those things
14  28    |          nature he~was rejoicing over having deceived - all this,
15  31    |   kingdom of~death have dominion over him for whom He, who was "