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 1    I, 3 |    there of many to sustain the government of the universe? unless
 2    I, 3 |        be unable to sustain the government of so vast a mass. But God,
 3    I, 3 |        king who should have the government of the whole world? And
 4    I, 3 |        more than one divide the government of the world, undoubtedly
 5    I, 3 |     comes to pass, that for the government of the universe there is
 6    I, 3 |   confer advantage. So, in this government of the affairs of nature,
 7    I, 3 |     body one mind possesses the government of so many things, and is
 8    I, 11|       to do? And yet the divine government is always unchangeable;
 9    I, 11|   divided and portioned out the government of the world, that the empire
10    I, 11|    Jupiter gives to Neptune the government of the sea, that he might
11    I, 11|   character of a god, as a just government and an age of piety? But
12    I, 22|         by the authority of his government, but also by the sanction
13   II, 12|    motions; nor did that divine government, which manages and rules
14  III, 29|         gave wealth and had the government of human affairs. And to
15   IV, 5 |        this they were under the government of judges during three hundred
16   IV, 10| FORTUNES OF THE JEWS, AND THEIR GOVERNMENT, UNTIL THE PASSION OF THE
17   IV, 10|      introduced. But during the government of the Judges the people
18   IV, 12|         He shall truly have the government of the whole earth: then,
19   IV, 13|        Now Solomon received the government of the kingdom from his
20    V, 10|   passion of the mind with calm government. How great a mist, therefore,
21    V, 23|        live under the power and government of others, lest, being corrupted
22  VII, 3 |        and His power from their government: therefore they are dull
23  VII, 15|        be neither security, nor government, nor any rest from evils.
24  VII, 15|         from the earth, and the government return to Asia; and the
25  VII, 15|   Greeks, and Assyrians had the government of the world; and after
26  VII, 15|       it again fell back to the government of a single ruler, as it
27  VII, 16|       that he may establish the government for himself: he will change
28  VII, 16|         changed and the seat of government being transferred, confusion