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 1   1, 37| destiny it is to reside among princes; and, among all these again,
 2   2, 17|     with those who were their Princes, their Generals, and their
 3   2, 18| entirely, that of all men, of Princes and Subjects, of the Sovereigns
 4   2, 19|      but) small. But now, the Princes of cities, the Leaders of
 5   2, 67|      was a multitude of local Princes126. The same also was the
 6   2, 67|       themselves to all these Princes and Kings, as if they had
 7   2, 67|    they had employed the many princes of the vilest Demons! Hence
 8   2, 71|     they should be styled the Princes of evil. But if, when these
 9   3, 1 |   there multitudes of Rulers, Princes, Tyrants, and Governours
10   3, 8 |   What mortal man, of all the Princes at once, and Kings, and
11   3, 13|        not unlike those their Princes who could not, when He went
12   3, 55|      mankind, -- as being the princes of wickedness, and like
13   3, 55|   What are these but the  ./. princes of the Demons, whom the
14   3, 61|       were,) small and great, Princes and Subjects, Kings at once
15   4, 3 |   moreover, deprived of those princes and kings, who were vested
16   4, 4 |       so that even myriads of princes and governours bearing rule