Pharaoh

"I have given you as a god to Pharaoh.

The Scripture knows of chariots having warriors of the third rank as riders, because the rest of the chariots had two riders, the driver and the man-at-arms;

and assuredly, even if the penalties do not lay hold of him at once, as in the case of Pharaoh, yet at some later time they will bring him a heavy and painful retribution.

a noble instance of which we find in the history of Joseph, who governed Egypt under the auspices of Pharaoh.

Thus Joseph is said to have sworn by the life of Pharaoh, according to the received custom of the Egyptians.

Thus Pharaoh purchased all the land in Egypt, and others have admitted strangers into their territories allowing them to hold lands upon such conditions.

There will be no fiercer hardness than Pharaoh's, the slayer of newborns.

He hardened Pharaoh's heart:

but by which, as good, he so loves the little ones that in Egypt he did good to the midwives, who protected the Hebrew births endangered by the edict of Pharaoh.

and when they had been enslaved to the Egyptian nation and to a certain tyrant Pharaoh, he led them out from thence with signs and dreadful and extraordinary wonders through Moses and Aaron, holy men glorified with the grace of prophecy — through whom he both chastised the Egyptians worthily of their wickedness, and led the Israelites (for so that people, the descendants of Abraham, was called) th …

The youngest among the rest of the brothers, but loftier in genius, sold into Egypt by those same brothers through envy, he served in the household of the king of the Egyptians, Pharaoh.

if Pharaoh ruled the Egyptians, or whoever succeeded him in his hereditary kingdom, there only did he obtain the dominion of his kingdom;

Bodies, in short, the dragons of the magical wands seemed to Pharaoh and the Egyptians.