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 1 Ana  |     the rescripts of the worst emperors (ch. 5). But your ancient
 2 II   |     senate, by the commands of emperors, and by the government whose
 3 II   |    hostile to the gods, to the emperors, to the laws, to morals,
 4 V    |     the rescripts of the worst emperors. ~Now, to consider somewhat
 5 X    |       offer sacrifices for the emperors.' It follows that we do
 6 X(28)|    deification of the deceased emperors. ~
 7 XIII |      divinity to your deceased emperors, since you ascribe it to
 8 XXIX |     against the majesty of the emperors, because we do not subject
 9 XXX  |       the Living God, Whom the emperors themselves also would rather
10 XXX  |       the others. They know as emperors Who gave them their empire,
11 XXX  |        all pray always for all emperors, for their long life, untroubled
12 XXXI |     disloyalty? But prayer for emperors is even expressly and plainly
13 XXXII|     why we should pray for the emperors, as for the whole state
14 XXXII| diminutive, 'daemonia?' In the emperors we look up to the judgement
15 XXXV |     because they render to the emperors neither empty, nor false,
16 XXXVI|       fidelity rendered to the emperors do not consist in duties
17 XXXVI|       are the same towards the emperors as towards our neighbours.
18 XXXIX|   pleasing to Him. We pray for emperors, for their ministers, and