Book, Paragraph

 1   I,  25|        highest existence, as the Lord of all things that be, as
 2   I,  33|    instinct, that He is King and Lord, the ruler of all things
 3   I,  33|        proclaim that He alone is Lord of all?
 4   I,  38| thanksgiving and prayer with the Lord of the universe.
 5  II,  13|          worship the Creator and Lord of the universe, and because
 6  II,  25|       fourth place under God tim Lord of the universe, and under
 7  II,  33|        unless by the will of the Lord of all, nor think that so
 8  II,  37|      souls were, as is said, the Lord's children, and begotten
 9  II,  44|         accord not sent by their lord. And where was the Almighty
10  II,  60|       much as possible, seek the Lord of the universe with the
11  II,  62|     souls have received from the Lord of all things that which
12  II,  63|          can find no answer. The Lord's compassion has been shown
13  II,  70|         the Stygian, no, nor the lord of the sea, nor Juno, nay
14  II,  70|         brothers, and Vulcan the lord of fire, were begotten by
15  II,  74|           did God, the Ruler and Lord of the universe, determine
16  II,  74|        Himself, the Governor and Lord of all, alone knows. Nor,
17 III,   2|         supreme, the Creator and Lord of the universe, who orders
18 III,   3|    honoured in common with their Lord, and share in the reverence
19 III,   3|       that besides the Ruler and Lord Himself, there are still
20 III,  21|         of war, that Vulcan, the lord of fire, may form for them
21 III,  31|     armed with the iron trident, lord of the fish, great and small,
22  IV,  19|         hold and esteem that the Lord and Prince of the universe,
23  IV,  21|         heaven stand without its lord? And why do we marvel that
24  VI,   3|         position as the Head and Lord of the universe, to whom
25 VII,   2|          they are such as is the Lord of the universe, and the