Part, Question

 1   2, 90 | restrained from acting: for "lex" [law] is derived from ~"
 2   2, 90 |   Etym. v, 3; ii, 10) that ~"lex [law] is derived from legere [
 3   2, 95 |   authors: thus we have the "Lex Julia" about adultery, the "
 4   2, 95 |  Julia" about adultery, the "Lex ~Cornelia" concerning assassins,
 5   2, 105|     Law also recognized the "lex talionis," ~by prescribing (
 6   2, 152|        Append. Grat. ad can. Lex illa].~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
 7   2, 152|        Append. Grat. ad can. Lex illa]. But ~this may occur
 8   2, 152|  himself" [*Gratian, ad can. Lex illa], and sue the seducer
 9   2, 152|        Append. Grat. ad can. Lex illa]) that "rape ~is committed
10   2, 152|   Pope Gelasius says ~[*Can. Lex illa, xxvii, qu. 2; xxxvi,
11   2, 152|        Append. Grat. ad can. Lex illa]) that "incest is intercourse
12   2, 152|        Append. Grat. ad can. Lex ~illa]), do not place sacrilege