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Alphabetical [« »] poured 2 poverty 1 powder 1 power 16 powerful 2 practice 1 praise 1	Frequency [« »] 16 imperial 16 many 16 off 16 power 16 purple 16 severus 16 themselves	Lucius Caecilius Firmianus Lactantius On the manner in which the persecutors died IntraText - Concordances power

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 1 I     |        Almighty manifested His power and sovereign greatness
 2 II    |      to Rome, and, through the power of God committed unto him,
 3 III   |        then delivered into the power of his enemies, and suffered
 4 V     |   Persians, lost not only that power which he had exercised without
 5 XVIII |       rank vested with supreme power, and two others of inferior,
 6 XVIII |       act when once he obtains power?"--"But Constantine is amiable,
 7 XXI   |        attained to the highest power, he bent his mind to afflict
 8 XXIV  |        was frustrated; for the power of God protected Constantine,
 9 XXV   |     prince into partnership of power with him. And now his plans
10 XXVII |        his obtaining sovereign power, he had avowed himself the
11 XXVIII|         for Maxentius had most power, and had been longest in
12 XXIX  |    with the ensigns of supreme power in the room of Severus,
13 XXXI  |     also He might manifest the power of His majesty. Galerius,
14 XXXVII| Christian that fell within his power was privily thrown into
15 XLI   |         a military man high in power and authority, to implore
16 XLIII |       to destroy his rivals in power, and so make way for himself