Book, Chapter

 1        1, XVI    |   throughout the entire world, obey the laws of Moses. Consider,
 2        3, XXVI   |      but the Pythian bade them obey the apparition, and if they
 3        3, XXIX   |      for that reason would not obey Apollo, and consequently
 4        3, LV     |     their teachers, but should obey them; that the former are
 5        3, LV     |      and that, if the children obey them, they will both be
 6        4, XXXVIII|        the artist-god his best obey,~And mould with tempering
 7        4, LXXII  |       cauteries, if you do not obey my prescriptions, and regulate
 8        5, XXXVI  |        of what is becoming, to obey his country's laws; and
 9        7, XVIII  | moreover, that if they did not obey his commands, he would treat
10        7, XX     |     Jews, that if they did not obey the law, they would be treated
11        8, XXVI   |        do so; but if we are to obey God, we must die, or endure
12        8, XXVI   |   endure anything, sooner than obey demons. In the same way,
13        8, XXVI   |     men; and these we must not obey, for "we must obey God rather
14        8, XXVI   |    must not obey, for "we must obey God rather than men." Away,
15        8, LV     |        with our purpose not to obey the demons that are on the
16        8, LVI    |       God, never consenting to obey the laws of sin. We will