Book, Chapter

 1        1, LXIV |  have been brought under the dominion of the passions, and continues: "
 2        1, LXIV | passions who are under their dominion;" whereas the assailants
 3        2, XVI  |     more: death hath no more dominion over Him;" although those
 4        6, LXXI |  lowest of things, under the dominion of nature alone, would be
 5        7, XVII |      devil, who had obtained dominion over the whole world. For
 6        7, XVIII|      wealth, to extend their dominion, to fill the earth, to put
 7        7, XIX  |    the law, "Thou shalt have dominion over many nations, and no
 8        7, XIX  |  simply a promise to them of dominion, and if they contain no
 9        7, XXI  |    said of riches applies to dominion, in regard to which it is
10        7, XXI  |    written, "Thou shalt have dominion over many nations, and they
11        7, XXI  |      and they shall not have dominion over thee," he ruled over
12        7, XXIII|     of the Gentiles exercise dominion over them," and "they that
13        8, XV   | certainly do say that He has dominion over all things which have
14        8, XV   |   capacity, but not that His dominion extends over the God and
15        8, LI   |     whose mind was under the dominion of passion, we should not
16        8, LIV  |     those who were under the dominion of the devil; and, speaking