Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |         that he would be a most powerful king who should have the
 2    I, 3 |     there are, so much the less powerful will they be. Why should
 3    I, 8 |        they were very great and powerful kings; and since, on account
 4    I, 11|   represented Cupid as the most powerful of the gods, but also as
 5    I, 11|      Saturn to produce one more powerful than himself, but impossible
 6    I, 11|       That Saturn, being a very powerful king, in order that the
 7    I, 11|         had given birth to most powerful kings were attributed to
 8    I, 16|       places; in this front the powerful and illustrious inhabitants
 9   II, 9 |    material must be judged more powerful. By what name, therefore,
10   II, 9 |         anything should be more powerful than God, who must necessarily
11   II, 10|    perfect fulness, and of most powerful heat, and enlightens all
12   II, 14|         and statues to the most powerful kings, and originated the
13   II, 16|       they are feared, whom the powerful and lofty hand of God does
14  III, 14|        with reproaches the most powerful consul, and by your envenomed
15  III, 22| haughtiness, that those who are powerful and lifted up on high may
16   IV, 7 |       ask who this is who is so powerful, so beloved by God, and
17   IV, 8 |      his father David were most powerful kings, and also prophets,
18   IV, 14|    since one of them was a most powerful prince, and the other high
19   IV, 27|         themselves the names of powerful kings, under whose titles
20   IV, 30|         overcome by others more powerful, preferred to secede with
21    V, 1 |         in explanation, or more powerful in persuasion. And yet he
22    V, 7 | permitted the unjust to be more powerful, that they might be able
23    V, 15|          from the humble to the powerful; in short, from private
24    V, 19|        many who are envious, or powerful enemies, deprive virtue
25    V, 19|      ungrateful, so envious, so powerful, as to be able to deprive
26    V, 21|  account, because you think Him powerful. For how can He avenge the
27    V, 22|       not worship Him rich, and powerful, and happy? and why do they
28    V, 23|        and the unjust to become powerful, happy, and rich, and, on
29   VI, 6 |        part the wicked are more powerful both in number and in combination
30   VI, 12|       For those illustrious and powerful men cannot be in want of
31   VI, 12|       who does that will become powerful among foreigners by the
32   VI, 20|       to vices, and have a most powerful tendency to corrupt our
33  VII, 16|         all things. Then a most powerful enemy will suddenly arise
34  VII, 26|  punishment of their guilt. The powerful right hand of God protects