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 1   1, 40     |        nor is there in the whole empire of God, nor even a place
 2   2, 65(121)|      with reference to the Roman Empire being consolidated under
 3   3, 1      |    preached to all men : the one empire too of the Romans had extended
 4   3, 1      | established over the whole Roman empire, and a profound peace prevailed
 5   3, 1      |        in righteousness, and the Empire of the Romans. For formerly,
 6   3, 2      |  friendship : (namely) the Roman Empire, which, from that time,
 7   3, 2      |          of the earth. The Roman Empire too, -- since those had
 8   3, 2      |       the same time too, was the empire of the Romans4 established
 9   4, 7      |          multitudes of the Roman Empire should run to it, as to
10   4, 8      |     victory over Death, that the empire of the nations upon earth,
11   4, 35(144)|        and the fall of the Roman Empire; and as particularly foretold
12   5, 26     |      themselves this city of the empire: others also, to the Persians;
13   5, 52     |         by the fear of the great Empire. Consider then, If there