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 1 2     |        have been taken to render rulers the object of contempt and
 2 3     |        We behold the security of rulers and the tranquility of empires,
 3 12(15)|         political power comes to rulers from the people.~
 4 13    |         For the authority of the rulers of a State, if it be a certain
 5 13    | themselves and to be obeident to rulers, as to God, not so much
 6 13    |         they who refuse honor to rulers refuse it to God Himself.~
 7 15    |      commands of God or those of rulers, he must obey Jesus Christ,
 8 15    |   obedience; for, if the will of rulers is oppsed to the will and
 9 17    |        the honor and security of rulers, the quiet and wellbeing
10 17    |         submit to and obey their rulers, because these in a certain
11 21    |        afterward, when Christian rulers were at the head of States,
12 21    |     inherent in the authority of rulers. Hence, when people thought
13 21    |    greater reverence and love of rulers. And on this account she
14 22    |     indeed, was the authority of rulers ennobled; and it is not
15 24    |        is all the graver because rulers, in the midst of such threatening
16 24    |       more eagerly against their rulers, in proportion to the previous
17 24    |        render obedience to their rulers, but also to show their
18 24(30)|             On the Governance of Rulers, 1, 10.~
19 25    |      advantage and that of other rulers is included, since the faith
20 25    |        off. To princes and other rulers of the State we have offered
21 25    |        present object is to make rulers understand that this protection,
22 26    |        an object of suspicion to rulers, nor of hatred to the people;
23 26    |         the people; for it urges rulers to follow justice, and in
24 27    |        for God's sake obey their rulers render a reasonable service