For he must reign, till he has put all enemies under his feet.
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Cyril of Jerusalem
AD 386
Some say that when his enemies have been put under his feet, he will no longer be king, a bad and stupid thing to say. For if he is king before he has finally defeated his enemies, must he not be all the more king when he has completely mastered them? Catechetical Lectures
