Part, Question

 1   1, 48 |    the above assumptions, all prohibitions and ~penalties would cease,
 2   1, 49 |    the above assumptions, all prohibitions and ~penalties would cease,
 3   1, 82 |      exhortations, ~commands, prohibitions, rewards, and punishments
 4   1, 102|   from ~evil, by precepts and prohibitions, rewards and punishments.
 5   2, 100|       distinguishes different prohibitions against ~coveting: for covetousness
 6   2, 100|    bag"; and universally all ~prohibitions relating to peculations
 7   2, 102|      be ~also said that these prohibitions were made in hatred of idolatry.
 8   2, 103| glosses, which ~expound these prohibitions in a mystical sense. Since,
 9   2, 108|    New Law should not contain prohibitions and ~commands about exterior
10   2, 108|       with these precepts and prohibitions, ~inasmuch as we do so through
11   2, 108|   make such ~prescriptions or prohibitions alone as are essential for