Chapter

 1 II   |       against principalities and powers, against the rulers of the
 2 VI   |      never seen or heard of such powers and virtues; for my speech
 3 VI   |  precious gem, amongst these its powers and virtues, possesseth
 4 VII  |       the heavenly and invisible powers, countless multitudes, immaterial
 5 VII  |       one of the aforesaid angel powers, the marshall of one host,
 6 VIII |          and for fear of him the powers of heaven shall be shaken,
 7 X    | dominions, or principalities, or powers.' `All things were made
 8 XIV  |       are the principalities and powers of the devils, the rulers
 9 XVII |        to the full compass of my powers; yea I have seen that I
10 XX   |          see thou devote all the powers of thy mind. He that liveth
11 XXII |     glorified by the intelligent powers of the Angels for ever and
12 XXV  |       then inspire that the very powers of heaven shall be shaken:
13 XXX  |      Christ, disquieting all the powers of his soul, inspiring him
14 XXX  |      worm of torment. Revengeful powers were set over the furnace,
15 XXXII|         and wonders and manifold powers shine as the sun in the
16 XXXII|          mystic gladness for the powers on high, keeping feast for