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1 Pre, 0, 2| created existences, viz., the powers and the holy virtues; it 2 I, I, 6| exercises of learning, and the powers implanted within it for 3 I, I, 7| on which to exert their powers, but that under this power, 4 I, I, 9| appellations, and applied to the powers of the soul, according to 5 I, II, 2| to speak, with the naked powers of the understanding. And 6 I, V, 1| of holy as of malignant powers, and also on those which 7 I, V, 1| between these good and evil powers, and as yet are placed in 8 I, V, 1| and principalities, and powers; and after this enumeration, 9 I, V, 2| principalities, certain powers also are named with whom 10 I, V, 2| darkness. Certain spiritual powers of wickedness also, in heavenly 11 I, V, 3| whether those which are called powers were created of such a nature 12 I, V, 3| holy angels, and the holy powers, and the blessed seats, 13 I, V, 3| regarded as possessing those powers and dignities and glories 14 I, V, 3| it be the case with the powers and virtues, in none of 15 I, V, 3| regarding malignant and opposing powers seem to be absurd, as it 16 I, V, 3| regarding the good and holy powers, that, viz., the good which 17 I, V, 3| and movements, that those powers which appear either to hold 18 I, V, 4| contains regarding wicked powers; we shall next continue 19 I, V, 4| those opposing and malignant powers were not formed or created 20 I, V, 4| beings; that those blessed powers also were not of such a 21 I, V, 4| of those holy and blessed powers which, as being placed in 22 I, V, 5| they are called opposing powers, and are said to have been 23 I, V, 5| and since those opposite powers once were spotless, and 24 I, VI, 2| principalities, others of powers, that they may exercise 25 I, VI, 3| assistance of the heavenly powers; and continue, on the contrary, 26 I, VI, 3| classed among the opposing powers. But whether any of these 27 I, VI, 3| and subsequently by the powers of a higher grade, and thus 28 I, VI, 3| single office of the heavenly powers. From which, I think, this 29 I, VII, 1| dominions, or principalities, or powers: all things were created 30 I, VII, 1| incorporeal and spiritual powers. But of those things which 31 I, VII, 1| dominions, principalities, powers, influences.~These matters 32 I, VIII, 3| turned to evil with all the powers of his mind, so also other 33 I, VIII, 4| of their desert; nor do "powers" exercise power except in 34 I, VIII, 4| called "seats" i.e., the powers of judging and ruling, administer 35 I, VIII, 4| ruling, administer their powers unless by merit; nor do " 36 I, VIII, 4| made "principalities," or "powers," or rulers of the darkness 37 II, VI, 1| dominions, or principalities, or powers, all things were created 38 II, VI, 2| words, far surpasses the powers either of our rank, or of 39 II, VI, 2| entire creation of celestial powers. Regarding Him, then, we 40 II, VIII, 1| other divine and celestial powers, as well as those of an 41 II, VIII, 2| angels and the other heavenly powers, since that definition of 42 II, VIII, 5| but that certain of His powers are indicated by these names 43 II, IX, 3| are also certain invisible powers to which earthly things 44 II, IX, 3| there are certain lower powers, and that among them, in 45 II, IX, 4| whether they be thrones, or powers, or principalities, or dominions; 46 II, IX, 4| relying, then, on our own powers, but on the help of that 47 II, IX, 5| principalities; to bestow powers upon some, dominions on 48 II, XI, 2| or the greatness of their powers, they think they are to