Book, Chapter

1   II, 6 |  which we tread, and which we subdue and cultivate for food,
2   IV, 12|    hand I have holden; I will subdue nations before Him, and
3   IV, 17|      of Israel, he might both subdue the adversary by the emblem
4   IV, 21| against them a king who would subdue the Jews, and level their
5    V, 6 |     few. Far, that they might subdue others by slavery, they
6   VI, 20|   this account, that it might subdue and conquer pleasure, and
7   VI, 22|  whose only business it is to subdue virtue, and to shut out