Par.

 1  4|              4. The right to rule is not necessarily, however,
 2  5|      5. They, therefore, who rule should rule with evenhanded
 3  5|   therefore, who rule should rule with evenhanded justice,
 4  5|   rather as fathers, for the rule of God over man is most
 5  5|   those who are in authority rule unjustly, if they govern
 6  6|      to be His will. All who rule, therefore, would hold in
 7  6|    the people over whom they rule. For one and all are we
 8 12|   all invested with power to rule have themselves approved
 9 20| their children with a benign rule. . . Thou joinest together,
10 24|     be in no sense under the rule of any other individual;
11 24|      no man has any right to rule over other men. In a society
12 46|   the apostolic see as their rule of life and obey the bishops
13 46|    Holy Spirit has placed to rule the Church of God.27 The