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 1    I, 11|     who ought not even to have reigned on earth? It was not without
 2    I, 11|      it will be said the poets reigned these things. Whoever entertains
 3    I, 11|      poet. But grant that they reigned those things which are believed
 4    I, 11|    that Jupiter was a man, and reigned on earth, it only remains
 5    I, 11|     now come to his father who reigned before him, and who perhaps
 6    I, 13|     openly relates that Saturn reigned on earth and among men:--~"
 7    I, 13|     the latter passage that he reigned over the gods above. From
 8    I, 13|   Saturn was not the first who reigned, but his father Uranus.
 9    I, 22|        imagine that all things reigned are true: they believe that
10    I, 22|        since Latinus and Priam reigned during the same years, as
11   IV, 5 |       when Tarquinius Superbus reigned at Rome. Wherefore, since
12   IV, 8 | writings; the one of whom, who reigned subsequently to the other,
13   IV, 13|        not everlasting; for he reigned forty years. In the next
14   IV, 16|    happy on the earth, and had reigned through all His life in
15    V, 5 |     truth. For, while Saturnus reigned, the religious worship of
16    V, 6 |       IMPIETY, AND OTHER VICES REIGNED.~And the source of all these
17    V, 6 |   first corrupted when Jupiter reigned, and shortly afterwards,