Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |            gods as ministers of His kingdom." And how many other things
 2    I, 7 |           produced ministers of His kingdom. But these are neither gods,
 3    I, 10|        expelled his father from his kingdom, and banished him, and did
 4    I, 11|        hereafter. For if the former kingdom was changed, why should
 5    I, 11|             for Jupiter to lose his kingdom as his father lost it? It
 6    I, 11|        Neptune; for we say that his kingdom resembled that unlimited
 7    I, 11|           that Jupiter obtained the kingdom of heaven, because Olympus
 8    I, 11|            and portended to him the kingdom. To whom, then, could Jupiter
 9    I, 13|            of the possession of his kingdom. And he also, when he had
10    I, 13|        instituted and prepared that kingdom in conjunction with his
11    I, 13|            chief place, but not the kingdom; and that afterwards Saturn
12    I, 14|            than Saturn, demands the kingdom for himself. Upon this their
13    I, 14|           Saturn not to give up the kingdom to his brother. Then Titan,
14    I, 14|            might reign, yielded the kingdom to him. He therefore made
15    I, 14|          for this purpose, that the kingdom might return to his own
16    I, 14|          imprisonment, restored the kingdom to his father, and thus
17    I, 14|           should expel him from the kingdom; that he, for the sake of
18    I, 14|       learned the plot, claimed the kingdom for himself afresh, and
19   II, 4 |            age, and handed down the kingdom in succession to his son.
20   II, 11|      prepare for Himself an eternal kingdom, and to create innumerable
21   II, 11|             the high dignity of the kingdom was in possession of Saturn
22   IV, 4 |         inheritance of the heavenly kingdom, that is, the chief good,
23   IV, 7 |            the priesthood or to the kingdom might be anointed. And as
24   IV, 7 |           has obtained this earthly kingdom, the time for receiving
25   IV, 7 |        sways a heavenly and eternal kingdom, concerning which we shall
26   IV, 10|             until Cyrus came to the kingdom, who immediately restored
27   IV, 12|          there was given unto Him a kingdom, and glory, and dominion;
28   IV, 12|            never pass away, and His kingdom shall not be destroyed."
29   IV, 12|            there was given to Him a kingdom, and glory, and dominion;
30   IV, 12|            never pass away, and His kingdom shall not be destroyed.
31   IV, 13| righteousness is the sceptre of Thy kingdom. Thou hast loved righteousness,
32   IV, 13|            and I will establish His kingdom. He shall build me a house
33   IV, 13|             be established, and His kingdom for ever." But the reason
34   IV, 13|      received the government of the kingdom from his father himself.
35   IV, 20|            heirs of His everlasting kingdom, the people of the Jews
36   IV, 20|         inheritance is His heavenly kingdom, it is evident that He does
37   IV, 20|         inheritance of His heavenly kingdom.~
38    V, 3 |        creatures, you took away the kingdom from your own Jupiter; and
39    V, 5 |          says,~"And settled, in the kingdom of Jupiter, and in a part
40    V, 5 |          she settle or tarry in the kingdom of him who expelled his
41    V, 5 |        expelled his father from his kingdom, harassed him with war,
42    V, 6 |           parent, did not seize his kingdom, but set up an impious tyranny
43    V, 6 |          she fled to heaven, to the kingdom of Jupiter. For if justice
44  VII, 6 |            may be to all eternity a kingdom to God. This is the sum
45  VII, 15|          wonderful to any one, if a kingdom rounded with such vastness,
46  VII, 16|            come to pass. First, the kingdom will be enlarged, and the
47  VII, 19|             is about to receive the kingdom of the world. For He is
48  VII, 23|           He has raised them to His kingdom and to perpetual life. Respecting
49  VII, 26|           the thousand years of the kingdom, that is, seven thousand