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1 17|   parts; and each man, as a rule, chooses the part which
2 20|   the laboring man is, as a rule, weak and unprotected, and
3 22|    chief and most excellent rule for the right use of money
4 32|   and thrives through moral rule, well-regulated family life,
5 35|     placed. As the power to rule comes from God, and is,
6 40| whereof man is commanded to rule the creatures below him
7 40|    earth and subdue it; and rule over the fishes of the sea,
8 62|    beyond remedy. Those who rule the commonwealths should