Book, Chapter

 1        1, IX    |         either were narrated or enacted with a symbolical signification, (
 2        1, XVIII | writings testify, the first who enacted these laws and delivered
 3        3, V     |         the divine Spirit, both enacted laws for the Hebrews, according
 4        3, LXXIX |        asked him whether he had enacted for his citizens the best
 5        4, XXXII |        the better class of men, enacted laws which ensure happiness
 6        5, XXV   |   became a peculiar people, and enacted laws in keeping with the
 7        5, XXV   |        a "peculiar people," and enacted laws which they carefully
 8        5, XXV   |       was being legislated for, enacted the laws of each land in
 9        5, XXV   |     co-operated with Moses, and enacted the laws of the Jews.~
10        5, XXVI  |        to protect what has been enacted for the public advantage,
11        5, XXVII |        how the laws are rightly enacted among each, according as
12        5, XXXII |    divine character, which were enacted by Jesus, as one possessed
13        5, XXXVII|     written law, which has been enacted by men in a spirit of opposition
14        8, XXVI  |    demons? For if he means laws enacted in states, he must show