Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref   |         nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present, nor
 2        1, XXVIII |        acquired some miraculous powers, on which the Egyptians
 3        1, XXX    | Barbarians for their marvellous powers of incantation, and some
 4        1, XXX    |       his miracles, and for his powers of government. For he persuaded
 5        1, XXXV   |        because of his prophetic powers.~
 6        1, XXXVIII| knowledge of certain miraculous powers, returned from thence to
 7        1, XXXVIII|  country, and by means of those powers proclaimed himself a god."
 8        1, LV     |  spoiled the principalities and powers (that were over us), and
 9        1, LVII   |      neither "sons of God" nor "powers" of God, whereas Christ
10        1, LX     |      divinity be made, then the powers of the evil spirits are
11        1, LX     |      all common appearances and powers, they resolved to offer
12        1, LXII   |        it, even the King of the powers of the Beloved," in order
13        2, LXIV   |         off the governments and powers," and while as yet He was
14        2, LXIV   |         off the governments and powers," and had no longer anything
15        3, XXV    |         who employed his poetic powers upon topics of the most
16        3, XXXVI  |   demons also, and other unseen powers, which even at the present
17        3, XLI    |       they received the highest powers, and after participating
18        3, XLVI   |       as higher than miraculous powers, he for that reason places "
19        3, LXIX   |   formed the nature of man with powers for the attainment of things
20        4, XXIX   |         dominions," and others "powers," and others "principalities;"
21        4, XXXIV  |    ascribing to them mysterious powers, or hinting obscurely at
22        4, XXXIV  |       demons and certain wicked powers. And we learn the history
23        4, XXXVIII|         their king th' inferior powers obeyed:~The fictile likeness
24        4, LXV    |      converted into demons, the powers of their mind remain. And
25        4, LXXIX  |        protection of the higher powers, so that there might be
26        4, LXXXVI |    exercise of their reflective powers and of their understanding
27        4, XCII   |       but allow their reasoning powers to grovel on the earth,
28        5, V      |         applied to those wicked powers, freed from the encumbrance
29        5, XX     |      account of their reasoning powers and dialectic subtleties,
30        5, XXV    |         among certain governing powers, and in this manner the
31        5, XXV    |   wishes (of the superintending powers), while it would be an act
32        5, XXVI   |         among certain governing powers, and in this manner the
33        5, XXVII  |         among certain governing powers, are administered by those
34        5, XXVII  |       please the superintending powers? Let Celsus, however, tell
35        5, XXXII  |         among certain governing powers, were administered in this
36        5, XLV    |         these names or to their powers, since even demons are vanquiShed
37        5, LXII   |     become possessed of similar powers to those with which be believed
38        6, XXXI   |    grace which is hidden by the powers of the realms. Let grace
39        6, LXXI   |        or "principalities," or "powers," can be dissolved by fire.~
40        7, XLII   |      after doing all that their powers will allow, confess that
41        7, LXX    |         Have not these inferior powers had assigned to them by
42        8, XXXIV  |         principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the
43        8, L      |    would be for it to waste its powers in vicious indulgence. For
44        8, LXI    |      the names of demons, their powers and agency, the incantations,
45        8, LXII   |        stratagems of demoniacal powers, to draw men away to carnal
46        8, LXIV   |     tens of thousands of sacred powers upon their side. These,
47        8, LXV    |         subject unto the higher powers. For there is no power but
48        8, LXV    |        no power but of God: the powers that be are ordained of
49        8, LXVI   |        moon," and with all your powers show forth the praises of