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 1  II,  100|         Now those who live with princes love their own interests
 2  II,  162|       agitates a whole country, princes, armies, the entire world.~
 3  VI,  355|   Continuous eloquence wearies.~Princes and kings sometimes play.
 4 VII,  425| continually look. All complain, princes and subjects, noblemen and
 5 VII,  539|     this, for even captains and princes are ever slaves and dependants;
 6  IX,  610|         without a king, without princes, without sacrifice, without
 7  XI,  712|        eyes; He will cover your princes and your prophets that have
 8  XI,  721|        up against the Prince of princes, but he shall perish miserably,
 9  XI,  721|       be strong; but one of his princes shall be strong above him,
10  XI,  721|        make peace between these princes.~"But neither she nor her
11  XI,  721|         Egypt their gods, their princes, their gold, their silver,
12  XI,  725|         to a servant of rulers, Princes and kings shall worship
13 XII,  771|       became fervent with love. Princes abandoned their pomp; maidens
14 XII,  784|    Jesus Christ as Sovereign in princes, etc. For by His glory He
15 XIV,  887|      that all this must happen; princes, prophets, Pope, and even
16 XIV,  921|       is important to kings and princes to be considered pious;