Book, Chapter

 1       1, VI    |       that my elders were not subject to me and that those on
 2       4, XV    |      existed in thee as their Subject - as they do in corporeal
 3       5, XIII  |      intently, but, as to his subject matter, I was only a careless
 4       5, XIII  |   than Faustus’ style. As for subject matter, however, there could
 5       6, VII   |    fixed his attention on the subject I was then discussing. It
 6       6, XII   |     whenever we discussed the subject, that I could not possibly
 7       6, XVIII |     those whom he is to bring subject to him; lowering their pride
 8       6, XIX   | properties of a soul and mind subject to change. And if these
 9       6, XXI   |  sings: “Shall not my soul be subject unto God, for from him comes
10       8, IX    |      brought up, she was made subject to her parents by thee,
11       9, IV    |    under thy wings my soul is subject to thee, and my weakness
12       9, XXXIII|    irrevocable opinion on the subject - to approve of the use
13      11, XIX   |      it is not changed is not subject to temporal process. It
14      12, XXIII |     those who are spiritually subject to them) - thou madest man
15      12, XXIII |    authority or those who are subject to authority, judge spiritually.
16      12, XXIII |   symbols of words, which are subject to the authority of thy
17      12, XXXII |   another which has been made subject so that it should obey,
18      12, XXXII |       she should be similarly subject to the sex of her husband,
19      12, XXXIV |    those beneath who would be subject to them. And thou didst