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 1 Ana     |   Caesars themselves (ch. 33). ~'Lord' is no proper title of Caesar,
 2 XXIII   |         we believe in Christ our Lord. They themselves kindle
 3 XXXIV   |                 CHAPTER XXXIV. ~'Lord' is no proper title of Caesar,
 4 XXXIV   |     unwilling to be even called 'lord;' for this also is an epithet
 5 XXXIV   |         indeed call the emperor 'lord,' but only in the conventional
 6 XXXIV   |          compelled to style him 'lord' in the sense of God. Yet
 7 XXXIV   |       free man 84; for One Is my Lord, the omnipotent and eternal
 8 XXXIV   |          of his country, be its 'lord?' Besides, the title which
 9 XXXIX   |        by the knowledge that the Lord is listening. After hand-washing,
10 XLI(112)|          to be received with the Lord?' ~
11 XLII    | gratitude that we owe to God our Lord and Creator; we reject no
12 XLVIII  |     inscription 127,—who art the lord of all things that are continually
13 XLVIII  |      again,' thou sayest. If the Lord of all had so appointed,
14 App     |         my constant practice, my lord, to refer to you all matters