Book, Chapter

 1   Int,        5|            the statement that "many rule the world,"31 and the taking
 2    II,     XVII|    particularly do they observe the rule of the record, and do not
 3    II,       XV|             no sole ruler (for many rule the world 100 ), nor was
 4    II,       XV|           be a stranger, how did he rule it ? And how is he cast
 5    II,       XX|           out and down from it. His rule was only recent, and not
 6    II,       XX|            universal. He is said to rule "the world," although only "
 7   III,     VIII|        before Pilate, illustrates a rule, and the conduct which results
 8   III,        X|        harmoniously together by the rule of His wisdom.~ ~[So far
 9   III,        V|           indeed He handed down the rule of truth, but of some poor
10   III,    XXIII|           and yet it is by the same rule of truth. For if indeed
11   III,     XXIX|     evangelic instead of the Mosaic rule. On the other hand, in order
12   III,       XL|             its birth ?208 Here one rule contradicts the other. If
13    IV,       XX| investigation concerning the single rule 291 of the only God and
14    IV,       XX|           only God and the manifold rule of those who are worshipped
15    IV,       XX|         doctrine even of the single rule. For a monarch is not one
16    IV,       XX|             but who is alone in his rule. Clearly he rules over those
17    IV,       XX|         which herdsmen or shepherds rule), but because he ruled over
18    IV,     XXVI|             an image to express the rule of one God over many, the
19    IV,     XXVI|           God's is not a tyrannical rule over those who are like
20    IV,     XXVI|          like Himself, but a loving rule over His inferiors.~ ~We
21    IV,      XXX|            apart from the measuring rule of the things that are measured,