Chapter

 1 6 |    according to the nature and law of corporeal substances.
 2 6 | comparison with the nature and law of animate and inanimate
 3 6 |       the records of the civil law, the instance of a certain
 4 27|      by means of death, so the law of their combination ought
 5 29|        an end? Was the form or law thereof a matter for regret?
 6 29|     the living? For either the law which obtained at the beginning
 7 31|     this rate, (no doubt,) the law of the primeval creation
 8 37|     its form is completed. The law of Moses, indeed, punishes
 9 50|    dispenses with the ordinary law of dying even in the service
10 52|     die, is proved by the very law which made his condition
11 52|       to our nature). The very law which produces death, simple
12 55|     was buried." With the same law of His being He fully complied,
13 56|       to sea, bring actions at law, get married, toil and labour,