Book, Chapter

 1    I, 20|         in order that a kind of dignity might be given to a shameful
 2   II, 11|       as gods, because the high dignity of the kingdom was in possession
 3   II, 15|        earth, and thus lose the dignity of their heavenly nature.
 4   IV, 7 |         the assumption of royal dignity among the Romans, so with
 5   IV, 14|       sent Him, He received the dignity of everlasting Priest, and
 6    V, 1 |   demands the highest degree of dignity. Therefore it despises these
 7    V, 11|        honour, or exaltation of dignity, but the condemnation of
 8    V, 16|    obtain a much higher rank of dignity in the judgment of God For
 9    V, 16|       others, and contend about dignity; than which nothing is more
10   VI, 3 | afterwards, having lost all his dignity and property, he will live
11  VII, 26|     raised thee to the imperial dignity, that thou mightest be able