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 1 Arg |        TO ROMANS, AND THAT THE POWER OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE WAS
 2 III |       that through fear of his power the doctrine of the gods
 3 IV  | assuredly, if they had had any power, would have preserved their
 4 V   |        varying vicissitudes of power, the period of empire has
 5 VI  |     and thence the Magi have a power either for mischief or for
 6 VIII|   since it alone possesses all power. Moreover, let us borrow
 7 VIII|  relationship in their envious power. Neither should you marvel
 8 VIII|       accomplishes them by His power.~
 9 IX  |      wide, shall I shut up the power of such great majesty within
10 XI  |      the human race. He is the power of God, He is the reason,
11 XII |      which will be manifest in power. But that the people of
12 XIII|    enlightened the blind, gave power of movement to the lame,
13 XIII|       for the authority of His power. Their masters and leaders--
14 XIV |       into heaven, to show the power of the divine majesty. Therefore
15 XIV |        an avenger and with the power of a judge; whilst the disciples,