Book, Paragraph

 1   1, 37|     one king, one only power, vested with his own authority which
 2   1, 58|    that superiority, which is vested within him : availing himself,
 3   1, 61|      by his works, the power (vested within him) of the image
 4   1, 76|      motion the power that is vested within it, and take of the
 5   2, 84|       of the rational Essence vested in man ? It had afforded
 6   2, 93|        through those who were vested with the Divinity, did He
 7   3, 40|  which is incorporeal, became vested with the nature which is
 8   3, 59|     with God. Him too, (thus) vested with the mark of victory
 9   4, 3 |   princes and kings, who were vested with rule by traditionary
10   4, 25| increase, and, from the power vested within it, produce many
11   5, 25|      the governors, and those vested with great power and rule,