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 1 1 |    often refused to those who rule states, but a sufficiently
 2 3 |   those who obey as those who rule; and for keeping between
 3 5 |     people, and that, by this rule, it can be revoked by the
 4 5 |      affirm that the right to rule is from God, as from a natural
 5 9 |     reign . . . by me princes rule, and the mighty decree justice."4
 6 9 |     place: "Give ear you that rule the people . . . for power
 7 10|       kingdoms, and that some rule, while others are subject,
 8 11|       there should be some to rule the multitude. And this
 9 16|     importance that those who rule States should understand
10 16| governing the State, let them rule over the people with equity
11 16|   shall be for them that bear rule. . . For God will not accept
12 26|    always detested a tyrant's rule. This custom which the Church