Sec.

 1 32 |       that in obedience to this command of God, subdued, tilled
 2 65 |         much as the shadow. His command over his children is but
 3 66 |      subjection to the will and command of his father, as the father
 4 66 |       giving parents a power of command over their children, or
 5 68 | children: for who can think the command, Children obey your parents,
 6 108|         armies; and though they command absolutely in war, yet at
 7 108|          naturally devolves the command into the king's sole authority.~
 8 113|      free as to have a right to command others in a new and distinct
 9 134|         power of making laws to command whole politic societies
10 134|       full and perfect power to command whole politic multitudes
11 137|         of one man, who has the command of 100,000, than he that
12 137|        his will, who has such a command, is better than that of
13 139|       absolute obedience to the command of every superior officer,
14 139|        the serjeant, that could command a soldier to march up to
15 139|      almost sure to perish, can command that soldier to give him
16 139|      his goods; whom yet he can command any thing, and hang for
17 202|      the force he has under his command, to compass that upon the
18 206|         do it, nor execute this command of the king upon certain
19 206|       doing; the commission, or command of any magistrate, where