Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |   were the first of the Roman princes to repudiate errors, and
 2    I, 4 |    say that some of them were princes, or even kings, upon whom
 3    I, 15|       show gratitude to their princes, and cannot find out other
 4    I, 22|       to himself the kings or princes of the people in hospitality
 5   IV, 27|  sacrifices, they drove their princes to madness, so that they
 6    V, 1 |      and the learned, and the princes of this world, the sacred
 7    V, 2 | profusely into praises of the princes, whose piety and foresight,
 8    V, 11| collected wicked rescripts of princes, that he might show by what
 9    V, 24|   Whatever, therefore, wicked princes plan against us, God Himself
10  VII, 19|      of his crimes. But other princes also and tyrants who have
11  VII, 26|    excel the glory of ancient princes, whom nevertheless fame