Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |     power, you entered upon a dominion which was salutary and desirable
 2    I, 7 |     name, as he took away the dominion from Jupiter. For the third
 3    I, 11|       come into the power and dominion of Cupid, he sets in array
 4   II, 9 |      and which might exercise dominion over the rest. Man was produced."~
 5   II, 13|   soul, and subject it to its dominion, it is in everlasting darkness
 6   II, 13|    namely the soul, which has dominion over the body; but those
 7   IV, 7 |      but a title of power and dominion; for by this the Jews were
 8   IV, 10|       were not subject to the dominion of Kings, but civil Judges
 9   IV, 12|      us a Son is given, whose dominion is upon His shoulders, and
10   IV, 12|       kingdom, and glory, and dominion; and all people, tribes,
11   IV, 12|      shall serve Him: and His dominion is everlasting, which shall
12   IV, 12|       kingdom, and glory, and dominion; and all people, tribes,
13   IV, 12|      shall serve Him; and His dominion is everlasting, and that
14   IV, 12|     now He has an everlasting dominion, when all nations and all
15   IV, 14|   judgment and an everlasting dominion. If, He~says, Thou wilt
16   IV, 25|     man from death, which has dominion over the flesh. Therefore
17   IV, 25|        nor allow it to retain dominion, but make it the slave of
18    V, 17| nations which flourished with dominion, even the Romans themselves,
19   VI, 13|       which is subject to the dominion of sin in a threefold manner--
20   VI, 22|   should be brought under the dominion of death with the body itself,
21  VII, 24| rescued and set free from the dominion of evil and impiety, and
22  VII, 26|      shall then be trader the dominion of the righteous, that they