Book, Chapter

1    I, 11|    about the dividing of the kingdoms by lot. For they say that
2    V, 12|       Let kings retain their kingdoms, the rich their riches,
3    V, 19|     man? what commands? what kingdoms? He who regards these things
4    V, 22| enjoy riches and honours and kingdoms. But they who are of this
5    V, 23|   His people both riches and kingdoms, as He had before given
6   VI, 17|   honours, and commands, and kingdoms themselves. The Stoic will
7  VII, 15|      mortal. Thus also other kingdoms in former times, though
8  VII, 15|      as they excel all other kingdoms in magnitude, with so much