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 1  III, 25|         is contented with a few judges, of its own accord designedly
 2   IV, 5 |     TIMES, AND THE TIMES OF THE JUDGES AND KINGS.~Now, since I
 3   IV, 5 |         under the government of judges during three hundred anti
 4   IV, 10|    dominion of Kings, but civil Judges presided over the people
 5   IV, 10| jurisdiction. Then, the name of Judges being taken away, the kingly
 6   IV, 10|    during the government of the Judges the people had often undertaken
 7   IV, 13|        with arms under Chaldean judges, with nails and the cross
 8   IV, 18|       Sibyl rebukes the land of Judges in these verses:--~"For
 9   IV, 22|          And although with good judges either testimonies are of
10    V, 2 |       to the friendships of the judges; and he suddenly attached
11    V, 2 |       then of the number of the judges, and who was especially
12    V, 5 |        towards God, and give to judges the power of using violence
13    V, 9 |     public; who, if they sit as judges, corrupted by a bribe, either
14    V, 11|      grievous modes of tortures judges of this kind devised, that
15    V, 19|  regards these things as human, judges his own advantages to be
16    V, 19|       of its reward ! For if it judges its goods to be divine,
17   VI, 12|     this to all, since all good judges deem that it belongs to
18  VII, 24|      preside over the living as judges. But the nations shall not