Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |        there is still one chief ruler. The others, therefore,
 2    I, 5 |      majesty of your Judge, the Ruler of the world, and the God
 3    I, 6 |    Worship Him who is alone the ruler of the world, who alone
 4    I, 11|        heavenly gods, and their ruler and lord himself, why should
 5    I, 11|        had another god as their ruler, if Saturn had not been
 6    I, 15|         rustic life without any ruler, there is no doubt but in
 7   II, 15|        men, that most deceitful ruler of the earth, by his very
 8   II, 15|      Trismegistus calls him the ruler of the demons. But grammarians
 9   II, 17|         as a province is by its ruler; and no one would say that
10   II, 17| contrary to the commands of the ruler, through his ignorance;
11   II, 17|       guardian of the world and ruler of the universe, who knows
12  III, 15|    there is but one founder and ruler of the world, God, and as
13  III, 20|       existed so long without a Ruler. But if he wished to overthrow
14    V, 1 |       Creator of all things and Ruler of this boundless world
15    V, 20|        be kept towards God, the Ruler of all, who is able to pay
16   VI, 8 |        be one common Master and Ruler of all, even God, the framer,
17   VI, 8 |        the one great Master and Ruler of all, God.~
18  VII, 15|      the government of a single ruler, as it were revolving to
19  VII, 22|         that there was no other ruler of heaven but Jupiter, they
20  VII, 26|   undeservedly has the Lord and Ruler of the world chosen thee
21  VII, 26|         is ignorant of God, the Ruler of the universe, may attain
22  VII, 27|     that day, in which God, the Ruler and Lord of the world, shall