Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |        and openly maintains the rule of one God; nor does he
 2    I, 8 |        or over whom He may bear rule. What need is there of the
 3    I, 10|      such was his eagerness for rule? And when he had taken his
 4    I, 12|      was, they say, just in his rule. First, from this very circumstance
 5    I, 20|         any one when vices bear rule; there is no faith when
 6   II, 1 |  imitate that which it ought to rule. But men, forgetful both
 7   II, 6 |     because a house cannot bear rule over itself, nor can the
 8  III, 15|         he who spoke of it as a rule of life, gave to it that
 9  III, 15| philosophy should be called the rule of life, since the diversity
10  III, 15|       subverts method, distorts rule, entirely takes away knowledge.
11   IV, 13|       and He who shall arise to rule over the nations, in Him
12   IV, 24|       and yet sin does not bear rule in me. It is difficult for
13    V, 6 |        by the right of masters, rule them, stricken with fear,
14    V, 8 |        many and varying laws to rule men, since the law of God
15    V, 9 |        as piety, if it kept its rule in the chief point, would
16    V, 19|       necessity depart from the rule of justice. But if there
17   VI, 4 |       higher, not that they may rule provinces with the temporal
18   VI, 8 |        in mortal flesh, will so rule and govern you as to lead
19   VI, 18|     over himself: he is able to rule himself. And this restraining
20  VII, 2 |      should flourish, under the rule of God Himself. This was
21  VII, 14|   wickedness prevails and bears rule. And again, since God, having
22  VII, 14|   quickened by God, he may bear rule in this same world through
23  VII, 15|      oppressed by those hearing rule over them, it must come
24  VII, 15|        the East will again bear rule, and the West he reduced
25  VII, 16|       world with an intolerable rule; shall mingle things divine
26  VII, 24|        thousand years, and will rule them with most just command.
27  VII, 24|  thousand years of the heavenly rule in which righteousness shall
28  VII, 24|     with the righteous, bearing rule in it. And the Sibyl marks
29  VII, 24|      and by the kings who shall rule on earth.~