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 1    I, 15|     the words of Aeneas giving commands to his friends:--~"Now with
 2   II, 13|      Then He gave to him fixed commands, by the observance of which
 3   II, 17|      something contrary to the commands of the ruler, through his
 4   II, 17|    therefore they imagine that commands, and victories, and wealth,
 5  III, 11|      say that it is riches? or commands? But these things are frail
 6  III, 22|       magistracies, and assume commands. And therefore he assigned
 7   IV, 3 |       if many lords shall give commands at variance with each other?
 8   IV, 12|     when, having completed the commands of God, He had revealed
 9   IV, 14|      what manner and with what commands He was sent by God to the
10   IV, 14|       that He might fulfil the commands of Him who sent Him, He
11   IV, 30|      Then that He gave us sure commands, which we ought always to
12    V, 12|      all,--if all honours, all commands, all wealth, and all abundance
13    V, 14|      who do not tremble at the commands of tyrants nor the swords
14    V, 19|        offer to this man? what commands? what kingdoms? He who regards
15    V, 20|        and their exploits, and commands, and deaths, and tombs;
16    V, 24|     even in the present world, commands us, however, to await patiently
17   VI, 8 |        which, however, neither commands nor forbids the good in
18   VI, 12|       belongs, on this account commands that widows and orphans
19   VI, 13|   their sins, and therefore He commands them to repent. But to repent
20   VI, 17|       riches, and honours, and commands, and kingdoms themselves.
21   VI, 18|                 XVIII. OF SOME COMMANDS OF GOD, AND OF PATIENCE.~
22   VI, 18|    which God who enlightens us commands: let us sustain and endure
23   VI, 18|   desire of obeying the divine commands, as of pleasing men, and
24   VI, 19|   precepts of God Himself, who commands that we should not be angry
25   VI, 24| REPENTANCE, OF PARDON, AND THE COMMANDS OF GOD.~Nor, however, let
26   VI, 24|       and divine, which always commands things which are right and
27  VII, 1 |    believe that teaching which commands them to despise all power