Book, Chapter

 1        3, XLIV   |   that "the following are the rules laid down by them. Let no
 2        4, XXXVIII|   bane desire.'~The sire, who rules the earth, and sways the
 3        7, VI     |        that is, Jupiter, "who rules over wintry Dodona, where
 4        8, XV     |     be stronger than God, who rules the world, and that he rules
 5        8, XV     |  rules the world, and that he rules over Him. And hence that
 6        8, XV     |     all. Besides, as the Word rules over none against their
 7        8, XV     | another sense of the word, He rules even over them, in the same
 8        8, XV     |   same way as we say that man rules over the irrational animals,--
 9        8, XVI    |      greater than the God who rules all things. In reference
10        8, XXIX   |       of a burdensome code of rules in regard to food, has laid
11        8, LXXVI  |   engaged to supply practical rules of living to those who felt