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 1  6|    propitious to them, or as their kings. Thence, therefore, we see
 2 20|           MEN HAVE VENERATED THEIR KINGS, THEIR ILLUSTRIOUS GENERALS,
 3 20|            While worshipping their kings religiously, desiring to
 4 23|         HEATHENS ACKNOWLEDGE THEIR KINGS TO BE MORTAL, YET THEY FEIGN
 5 23|           Juba is a god; and other kings are divine who are consecrated,
 6 25|          common to the rest of the kings and the latest leaders with
 7 29|        INVOKE THE DIVINE POWERS OF KINGS RAISED INTO GODS BY THEMSELVES;
 8 29| disgracefully caresses princes and kings, not as great and chosen
 9 33|         whole world is one family. Kings only know all the matters
10 33|         from being servants became kings ; a few overwhelmed many;
11 37|      raises up his liberty against kings and princes, and yields