§. 23. Of the place where Satan ruleth.
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§. 23. Of the place where Satan ruleth.
The next point showeth yet a further restraint of the Devils power. For it declareth the parties over whom especially he exerciseth his power: who are first implied under this compound wordb worldly governors, and then more expressly handled in the next ensuing words.
THe next point sheweth yet a further restraint of the Diuells power. For it declareth the parties ouer whom especially he exerciseth his power: who are first implied vnder this compound wordb worldly gouernours, and then more expressely handled in the next ensuing words.
- b[Greek or Hebrew].〈non-Latin alphabet〉.
From the general I collect that,1 The government of Devils is only in this world, and over the men thereof. It can no further extend then to the compass of this inferior world under heaven; neither can it longer last then the time of this world. Thus thec devils dominion is restrained to the air, and expressly is he termed thed god of this world. e