Part, Question

 1   2, 104|      third, of the citizens to foreigners; a fourth, of members ~of
 2   2, 104|        enjoined with regard to foreigners: for instance, about wars
 3   2, 105| Concerning matters relating to foreigners;~(4) Concerning things relating
 4   2, 105|    judicial precepts regarding foreigners were framed in a ~suitable
 5   2, 105|    judicial precepts regarding foreigners ~were not suitably framed.
 6   2, 105|     that, Man's relations with foreigners are twofold: peaceful, ~
 7   2, 105|        peaceful relations with foreigners. First, when foreigners
 8   2, 105|        foreigners. First, when foreigners passed through ~their land
 9   2, 105| peregrino]." Thirdly, when any foreigners wished to be admitted ~entirely
10   2, 105|    reason for this was that if foreigners were allowed ~to meddle
11   2, 105| dangers might occur, since the foreigners not yet having ~the common
12   2, 105|      to hostile relations with foreigners, the Law ~contained suitable
13   2, 76 |   however, to ~take usury from foreigners, not as though it were lawful,