Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |  subservient to his authority and command. If, therefore, all are
 2    I, 7 |           nothing but execute the command and will of God. Nor, however,
 3    I, 15|        man; and that he had given command to the people that a temple
 4    I, 22|       cheerfully submitted to his command, and observed annual rites
 5   II, 8 |        when he had neglected this command, he is said on the same
 6   II, 8 | punishment for the neglect of his command, he was carried on a litter
 7   II, 13|           heaven and from God, to command; but for the former, which
 8   II, 13|          body; we use the soul to command, the body rather to obey."
 9   II, 17|     anything at all except at His command. For we say that the world
10  III, 18|  appointed for us to keep, by the command of Him who placed us in
11   IV, 15|       remedy, but by His word and command, as also the Sibyl had foretold:~"
12   IV, 15|         power in Him, that by His command He compelled the winds to
13   IV, 17|        unto them all that I shall command Him. And whosoever will
14   IV, 23|           do the things which you command, for they are impossible.
15   IV, 27|           in the name of his god, command the wicked spirit to come
16    V, 11|         is truly a beast by whose command alone~"With rivulets of
17    V, 11|          satellites of an impious command. For that was no honour,
18   VI, 12|          divine expressions which command the performance of the rite.
19   VI, 17|      presently: but that when men command us to act in opposition
20   VI, 17|   punishments from preferring the command of God to the command of
21   VI, 17|         the command of God to the command of man. Likewise it is a
22   VI, 18|      reasoning, he altogether has command over himself: he is able
23  VII, 3 |          especially man. to whose command He made all things subject.
24  VII, 17|         men to adore him. He will command fire to come down from heaven,
25  VII, 21|          wicked, and is under the command of the righteous. Nor, however,
26  VII, 24|          rule them with most just command. Which the Sibyl proclaims