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 1 Pre, 0(8)   |          ones, he was opposed to the powers of wickedness, and the Demons
 2   1, 19     |           upon myself to discuss the powers of THE WORD OF GOD ? or,
 3   1, 25     |            He possesses however many powers (virtues) within His own
 4   1, 30     |              essence one, but in His powers manifold. And Him alone
 5   1, 32     |              right to erect the many powers (visible within it) into
 6   1, 34     |           visible, and He directs by powers unspeakable", the Sun, the
 7   1, 34     |            those hosts of Angels and Powers of intelligent and rational
 8   1, 37     |              brought near to Him the powers of the air, which are invisible
 9   1, 38     |            incorporeal and invisible powers; some of which are resplendent
10   1, 40     |           for themselves, these very powers, contenders and rebels against
11   1, 41     |          were) to Him;—the invisible powers also, which wing their way
12   1, 43     |          excellent, and collects the powers of his superiority into
13   1, 56     | understanding, applied (to this) the powers of roots, and of drugs,
14   1, 60     |               and has discovered the powers and province of reason.
15   1, 63     |             nature, those unembodied powers which fly over any part
16   1, 72     |             then shall both the good Powers receive him as the nurse,
17   1, 72     |              light, shall the Divine Powers receive him as fosterfathers.
18   1, 77     |          which partakes in all these powers; that, which on account
19   2, 6      |            their speech Mercury. The powers inventive of moral doctrines,
20   2, 12     |            se invisible Demons11 and Powers which fly in the air: and
21   2, 52     |          among the clay and mud, the Powers that are in the heavens!
22   2, 80(142)|        religion put forth vindictive powers, on occasions of insult
23   2, 80(142)|             did put forth miraculous powers vindicating its own authority,
24   3, 2      |              2. But (now), two great Powers sprung fully up, as (it
25   3, 37     |    circumscribe by words, the divine powers of the Saviour of us all,
26   3, 39     |            signs, and (other) divine powers. And again, He preached
27   3, 39     |           wonders, and extraordinary powers (put forth) : and again,
28   3, 61     |            from Demons, nor from the Powers which are superior. For
29   3, 61(94) |           spoiled principalities and powers, He made a shew of them
30   3, 78     |           intelligent and unembodied powers that are with God who is
31   4, 1      |          with their eyes the evident powers of God, the miracles and
32   4, 2      |            Saviour shewed forth such powers upon others, -- healing
33   4, 31(119)|         Magic against the miraculous powers of Christ, and of His immediate
34   4, 33     |      hundred-fold. For such as these powers are, are those occasionally
35   4, 37     |       visible in deed, together with powers eclipsing those of all mortal
36   5, 1      |          openly viewed in fact, with powers eclipsing that of all mortal
37   5, 6      |               within it resemble the powers of God. He likewise taught,
38   5, 30     |             putting forth of) Divine powers, Miracles, and wonderful
39   5, 48     |      miracles, and (put forth these) powers: but, that at another time,
40   5, 49(100)|          provided other and almighty powers had not been put forth in