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 1    I, 4 |       them were princes, or even kings, upon whom the suspicion
 2    I, 8 |          very great and powerful kings; and since, on account of
 3    I, 11|     given birth to most powerful kings were attributed to the heaven
 4    I, 15|       gods. For if there were no kings before Saturn or Uranus,
 5    I, 15|  civilized state. Afterwards the kings themselves, since they were
 6    I, 15|     Caesars, and the Moors their kings. Thus by degrees religious
 7    I, 15|        rite. And yet these great kings, on account of the celebrity
 8    I, 15|      case with those who flatter kings, even though wicked, with
 9    I, 22|       the practice and honour of kings, she had drunk a jar of
10    I, 22|         he united to himself the kings or princes of the people
11   II, 14|     statues to the most powerful kings, and originated the practice
12   II, 17|         the countenances of dead kings, fashioned and adorned with
13  III, 12|       for both old men and boys, kings and those of the lowest
14  III, 17|         enjoined to pay court to kings; he who cannot endure annoyance
15  III, 17|    enjoined to shun the abode of kings. Thus the crafty man collects
16  III, 17|       Plato, who are esteemed as kings of philosophers, but concerning
17  III, 21|          philosophers were their kings, or their kings were philosophers.
18  III, 21|       were their kings, or their kings were philosophers. But if
19   IV, 5 |          TIMES OF THE JUDGES AND KINGS.~Now, since I have shown
20   IV, 5 |           and they began to have kings; and when they had ruled
21   IV, 7 |         accustomed to call their kings. But the meaning of this
22   IV, 8 |         David were most powerful kings, and also prophets, may
23   IV, 10|       subject to the dominion of Kings, but civil Judges presided
24   IV, 10|      bondage. Likewise under the Kings, being oppressed by wars
25   IV, 11|       also, in the third book of Kings: "I have been very jealous
26   IV, 12|       Son of God, who is King of kings and Lord of lords? And this
27   IV, 12|       will break the strength of kings. I will open before Him
28   IV, 13|       Also in the second book of Kings, the prophet Nathan was
29   IV, 14|        Also in the first book of Kings: "And I will raise me up
30   IV, 27|          of punishment to wicked kings. For when some of their
31   IV, 27| themselves the names of powerful kings, under whose titles they
32    V, 3 |          which even the greatest kings desire. For why do men prepare
33    V, 12|         with all prosperity? Let kings retain their kingdoms, the
34    V, 15|       the highest authorities of kings. For where all are not equally
35    V, 16|        since God is able to make kings themselves even lower than
36    V, 20|     augurs, and also sacrificing kings, and the priests and ministers
37   VI, 20| parricides and incests of wicked kings, and represent tragic crimes.
38  VII, 15|          boyhood under the other kings, by whom it was increased
39  VII, 15|         to obey laws rather than kings; and when its youth was
40  VII, 15|        until, having subdued all kings and nations, when the materials
41  VII, 16|      from deadly wars, until ten kings arise at the same time,
42  VII, 18|         shall slay all the great kings andchief men: then judgment
43  VII, 24|       together with God; and the kings of the nations shall come
44  VII, 24|        trader heaven, and by the kings who shall rule on earth.~