Part, Question

 1   2, 90|   according to the words of the Jurist (Lib. i, ~ff., De Const.
 2   2, 92|          and ~to punish, as the Jurist states?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
 3   2, 92|        general precept," as the jurist states. But command ~and
 4   2, 95|       of the lawgivers," as the jurist says ~[*Pandect. Justin.
 5   2, 95|       OBJ 4: These words of the Jurist are to be understood as
 6   2, 95|        be useful to man, as the jurist states ~[*Pandect. Justin.
 7   2, 96|        1/1~On the contrary, The jurist says (Pandect. Justin. lib.
 8   2, 96|         1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the jurist says [*Pandect. Justin.
 9   2, 96|         accordingly. ~Hence the jurist says [*Pandect. Justin.
10   2, 97|         harmful. Wherefore the ~jurist says [*Pandect. Justin.
11   2, 55|     object of justice. For the ~jurist Celsus says [*Digest. i,
12   2, 55|     right of nations; since the jurist ~[*Ulpian: Digest. i, 1;
13   2, 55|    right in this sense, as the ~jurist [*Digest. i, 1; De Just.
14   2, 55|    which dictates it. Hence the jurist Gaius says (Digest. i, ~
15   2, 58| lawgiver has in view. Hence the jurist says ~[*Digest. i, 3; De