Book, Chapter

1    I, 3 |   which serves and that which rules cannot be the same. For
2   II, 1 |      which keeps together and rules all things, has come to
3   II, 12| government, which manages and rules their courses, fail to begin
4   IV, 4 |     to be considered Lord who rules, who has the true and perpetual
5  VII, 1 |      broad, since destruction rules with extended sway. The
6  VII, 3 |     the body, but as a master rules the house, as a pilot the
7  VII, 27|      God; and "while a spirit rules these limbs," let us serve