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 1 Pre        |     language would have been subjected to the unnatural contortions
 2   1, 44    |      slaves, which have been subjected by the law of nature; and
 3   1, 47    |      under his hand, and has subjected all (things) to this rational
 4   2, 12(11)|       that whole regions are subjected to their controul, as may
 5   2, 36    |   the mind be subservient or subjected to any thing: it is, on
 6   2, 50    |     godless, and not to have subjected themselves to "Rest"94 (
 7   2, 67    | whole of Libya and of Egypt, subjected themselves to all these
 8   2, 80    |      when their Temples were subjected to destruction, a peace,
 9   2, 83    |      of plant. To him He has subjected both the (various) kinds
10   3, 56    |     from ancient times, been subjected to these as to Gods: on
11   3, 56    |   therefore, principally, He subjected all the families of the
12   3, 61    | inflated boaster, -- who had subjected to himself the whole mortal
13   5, 18    |      but do not submit to be subjected to Demons! And, Who is he
14   5, 18    | their) customs; much less be subjected and obedient (to them).