Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |      auspices of your name, O mighty Emperor Constantine, who
 2    I, 3 | ministers, whom that one most mighty and omnipotent appointed
 3    I, 5 |      the frame,~And stirs the mighty whole."~And lest any one
 4    I, 6 |       God, who is alone, most mighty, uncreated."~This is the
 5    I, 11|   forth? Is there, then, some mighty power which may punish the
 6    I, 13|   then from Cronus sprung the mighty king,~The widely sounding
 7    I, 15|    full cups libation pour~To mighty Jove, whom all adore,~Invoke
 8    I, 15|     leave the presence of the mighty God,~And make these offerings?"~
 9    I, 17|   Upon this the excellent and mighty Jupiter, being bound by
10  III, 1 |    was right, He spoke as the mighty Judge of all things, to
11   IV, 27|   temple of the excellent and mighty Jupiter; or since Jupiter
12    V, 1 |       I ENTERTAIN no doubt, O mighty Emperor Constantine,--since
13    V, 3 |    confessed to be king, most mighty, the maker of all things,
14    V, 22|     of surpassing power, that mighty One, whom you confess to
15  VII, 3 |      the frame,~And stirs the mighty whole."~What, then, becomes
16  VII, 24|      Son of the most high and mighty God shall come to judge