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 1    I, 11|            XI. OF THE ORIGIN, LIFE, REIGN, NAME AND DEATH OF JUPITER,
 2    I, 11|      instance, who lived during the reign of Saturn, and enjoyed the
 3    I, 11|          not they be rather said to reign, since necessity compels
 4    I, 11|           of the sea, that he might reign in all the islands and places
 5    I, 11|          golden age, because in his reign there was justice in the
 6    I, 11|        evident that even during his reign he was so esteemed. He might
 7    I, 13|        rolled~The years beneath his reign."~The poet did not say in
 8    I, 14|        endeavours that Saturn might reign, yielded the kingdom to
 9    I, 22|       Faunus and Laomedon, in whose reign Orpheus came with the Argonauts
10  III, 11|          chief good: for all cannot reign, but it is necessary that
11  III, 29|              Why is she not said to reign by herself, if she has more
12   IV, 5 |          and fifty years, until the reign of Zedekiah, the Jews having
13   IV, 5 |           in the second year of his reign, and in the eighth month.
14   IV, 8 |           Word of God, and who must reign for ever. Solomon also shows
15   IV, 10|            of Herod, who was in the reign of Tiberius Caesar; in whose
16   IV, 12|          the one God, then again to reign, why do they who did not
17   IV, 13|           his fathers. Besides, the reign of Solomon was not everlasting;
18   IV, 14|           the fifteenth year of the reign of Tiberius Caesar, in which
19   IV, 18|            number of years from the reign of David to the crucifixion
20   VI, 4 |           leads to Tartarus' guilty reign."~For it belongs to that
21  VII, 14|            earth, and righteousness reign for a thousand years; and
22  VII, 15| institutions; but at length, in the reign of Tarquinius, when now
23  VII, 16|           famine and disease, shall reign; and, above all things,
24  VII, 20|        respecting this judgment and reign, it is thus found in the
25  VII, 22|          restored to life, they may reign with God a thousand years.
26  VII, 24|           which righteousness shall reign in the world, so that he
27  VII, 24|             of as being done in the reign of Saturnus. Whose error
28  VII, 24|             and fulfilled under the reign of a man. But when, after
29  VII, 24|            with resources, and will reign together with God; and the
30  VII, 26|          commencement of the sacred reign, that the prince of the
31  VII, 26|           thee a quiet and tranquil reign, with the highest congratulations