Book, Chapter

 1      I, 26|          it not to be done. For he prohibited it by his not willing it.
 2     II, 20|           about things to be eaten prohibited this very kind of piscatory
 3     II, 22|           the making a likeness is prohibited; and they are evidently
 4     II, 25|          his sin by death, He even prohibited his dying, so that he had
 5     IV, 9 |          intercourse with others), prohibited any communication with a
 6     IV, 16| retaliating it, which it virtually prohibited when it forbade vengeance;
 7     IV, 22|         were to be heard, since he prohibited those whom he did display?
 8     IV, 34|          mine. When, therefore, He prohibited divorce, and yet at the
 9      V, 7 |         indeed He never absolutely prohibited, and confirmed (the sanctity)
10      V, 7 |           The same, therefore, who prohibited meats, also restored the