Book, Chapter

1     Int      |    of Augustine’s influence, powerful and pervasive - even Aquinas
2     Int, 1   |    the Latin scriptures were powerful modifiers of his classical
3       2, II  |   should learn how to make a powerful speech and become a persuasive
4       2, VI  |   and glorified forever. The powerful man seeks to be feared,
5       6, VIII|   from all this, with a most powerful and most merciful hand,
6       6, X   |      was at that time a very powerful senator to whose favors
7       6, X   |   enmity of a man at once so powerful and so widely known for
8      12, XVII| injury from the hands of the powerful - furnishing him with the